Aerospace Engineering?
If you like building really big things then civil & structural engineering is for you. Of course other disciplines - e.g. electrical and mechanical - can and do provide input and certain work scopes for many of these large projects; for example, if you're building a sky scrapper, structural engineers will do the actual structure, but electrical engineers will do power and electrical systems for it, and mechanical engineers will do the heating, ventilation, etc.
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