Arnoldus van Veggel is one of the most prominent architects of the "Waterstaat-era", the period when architecture in the first place was a task for military and civil engineers, who often designed in the neo-classical style and worked under govermental supervision in the case of churches.
Van Veggel was a carpenter by profession, and became an overseer during the construction of a church in Helvoirt, Noord-Brabant. From that moment on he was especially active in that province, although there are several works outside Noord-Brabant as well. He designed several churches, both catholic and protestant, and used both neo-classical and early neo-gothic styles.

The following is a list of his work for as far as known. It is still incomplete.

Church in neo-Classical style with octagonal dome. Demolished in ca. 1905.

1843-1844 Erp (NB): church St. Servatius

Catholic church in neo-classical style.

1844-1846 Aarle-Rixtel (NB): church O.L. Vrouwe' Presentatie

Catholic church in neo-classical style. Probably Probably by Van Veggel.

1847 's-Hertogenbosch (NB): Walloon church

Church in early neo-Gothic style. Plaster vaults and ornaments. Now a Lutheran church.

1847-1848 Helmond (NB): Reformed church

Centralizing church in early neo-Gothic style. Now an office. The design was probably influenced by that of the Zuiderkerk in Rotterdam.

1849-1850 Udenhout (NB): town hall

Ornaments in neo-gothic style, copied from the St. Jan cathedral in 's-Hertogenbosch, combined with some Romanesque influences.

1852-1853 Barneveld (G): Estate De Schaffelaar

Estate in early neo-Gothic style.

1854-1855 's-Hertogenbosch: Redemptorist monastery

Monastery in neo-classical style, with early neo-Gothic details.

1857-1859 's-Hertogenbosch: St. Josephkerk

Catholic church in neo-Gothic style. Facade symplified in 1948-1949 by A. Rats. Now a restaurant.

1873 Alem (G): St. Hubertuskerk

Catholic church in neo-Gothic style.