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The road you drove on today. The building where you’re sitting. The clean water you’re drinking. These are just a few ways civil and environmental engineers serve people and why they are called “architects of our constructed world." As a part of the oldest and broadest engineering discipline, civil and environmental engineers create, operate, and maintain the facilities and systems that serve the basic needs of our society.
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