Hatshepsut was one of the great builder pharaohs

Hatshepsut's architectural undertakings as pharaoh are still clearly visible in Egypt today. She manages hundreds of construction projects throughout her empire, making her one of the top builders in the world. She started by erecting two towers measuring 100 feet each at Karnak's Great Temple Complex. They were the tallest towers in the world at the time. She established a strict network of roads and temples in the region surrounding Thebes, the monastic and theological center of her reign. Hatshepsut built a second set of escorts at Karnak at the conclusion of her rule. The building undertakings under Hatshepsut are considered to have been more numerous and significant than those under her Middle Kingdom forebears.

Hatshepsut implemented her public works program across the entire empire, although it was mostly focused in the region surrounding Thebes, the Thutmoside dynasty's religious and dynastic heartland, where she established a network of children's roads and monumental reserves. Just over the Nile from Thebes, at Deir el-Bahri, she built her masterpiece: a huge memorial temple for the sect that would guarantee Hatshepsut would have eternal life after death. It could be said that Hatshepsut was a great builder. The architectural works built are considered one of the major accomplishments of Hatshepsut.