Construction Engineering

a. Horizontal Engineering – involves structures that are longer and wider than they are
tall.

Some examples of heavy civil construction projects include, but are not limited to:

 Infrastructure & Transit—Roads, railways, and bridges

 Power & Communications—Transmission facilities, electric lines, fiber optics
 Subterranean—Pipelines, sewer, waterlines

Example of Horizontal Engineering (Completed Project)

Construction/Improvement of Access Road leading to Trades,
Project Titles: Industries and Economic Zones - Dalipay-San Antonio Road
leading to IT-BPO Industry, Milaor, Camarines Sur
Project Owners: Department of Public Works and Highways
Date accomplished: 194 Days
Location of Projects: Dalipay-San Antonio, Milaor, Camarines Sur (Phase 1)
Improvement of Access Road leading to Trades, Industries and
Project Description and Purposes: Economic Zones
Picture or Perspective of Accomplished Projects
 Example of Horizontal Engineering (On-Going Project)
Construction/Improvement of Access Road leading to Trades,
Project Titles: Industries and Economic Zones - Dalipay-San Antonio Road
leading to IT-BPO Industry, Milaor, Camarines Sur
Project Owners: Department of Public Works and Highways
Date accomplished: 89 days
Location of Projects: Dalipay-San Antonio, Milaor, Camarines Sur (Phase 2)
Improvement of Access Road leading to Trades, Industries and
Project Description and Purposes: Economic Zones

Picture or Perspective of Accomplished Projects

 b. Vertical Construction - primarily consists of projects that are built vertically and rely
heavily on a design by an architect.

Some examples of heavy civil construction projects include, but are not limited to:

 Buildings—Skyscrapers, offices, apartment buildings

 Surface—Parking areas, subsurface or structured facilities
 Structure—building foundation and site work