Private clients’ reference archive
- Issue 13 – Historic Deventer
- Issue 16 – Neighbourly Help
- Issue 17 – Mansion
- Number 18 – Fireworks disaster
- Number 19 – Failed
- Number 22 – 13, always tricky
- Number 24 – Bungalow woes
- Number 25 – Risky Project
- Number 28 – First aid for subsidence
- Number 28 – Squatters miss out
- Number 29 – Beautiful Diepenheim
- Issue 30 – Pheasants in Arnhem
- Issue 31 – Historic Alkmaar
- Issue 32 – 8 x 40 cm Lifts
- Number 32 – The Friederichs family
- Number 32 – Leaning Dike House
- Number 33 – BouwRai 1–3 April 2008
- Number 34 – Rotterdam
- Issue 35 – Housing Construction Projects
- Issue 37 – Listed mansion
- Issue 37 – From ruin to listed building
- Issue 37 – Homes: renovated – not renovated
- Number 40 – Leaking sewers cause house to subside
- Number 40 – Collaboration: subsided house restored
- Number 40 – Subsided extension re-supported
- Number 41 – One centimetre a year, raised in one day
- Number 41 – Limburg clay
- Number 41 – Remediation in Utrecht
- Number 42 – Maximum results with minimum disruption
- Number 42 – Looking back: the repaired foundation remains stable
- Issue 43 – Powerpiles stabilise the foundations of a detached house
- Number 44 – Building on the riverbed
- Issue 45 – Article: The first time
- Issue 45 – Article: A Long-Running Issue