Evidence of experience
Construction, surveying and property case studies handled by HorizonX
This collection presents real project records with private identifying data redacted. Scope and outcomes vary with site conditions, documentation and the competent authority.
Verified Real-World Projects & Construction Permits
Real administrative dossiers, physical municipal stamps, and cadastral surveying records handled directly by HorizonX Solution in Ho Chi Minh City.

Building Permit No. 62/GPXD & Approved Drawings: Minh Phung Ward
1171/17 3 Thang 2 Street, Minh Phung Ward, Ho Chi Minh City
“Successfully maximized site coverage to 97.58% on a compact 24.8m² urban parcel, complying with 6.7m alley setback rules under official municipal red seal.”

Construction Permit: 3-Storey Townhouse + Stair Roof (Thu Duc Ward)
Street No. 5, Thu Duc Ward, Ho Chi Minh City
“Architectural and surveying documentation checked against site conditions and used in the competent authority's digital permit process.”

As-Built Cadastral Site Plan & VN-2000 Geodetic Survey (Sheet 3376)
109/33/8 Street No. 8, Linh Xuan Ward, Thu Duc City, HCMC
“Positioned the boundary corners of a 409.5m² plot, checked them against cadastral mapping, and prepared data for the registration dossier.”

Cadastral Survey & Title Deed Renewal under Land Law 2024 (Sheet 2862)
43 Street No. 4, Linh Xuan - Di An Area, Ho Chi Minh City
“Successfully resolved boundary discrepancies between legacy deeds and actual physical usage, preventing land encroachment disputes.”

As-Built Completion Drawings & Acceptance Dossier (Permit 28/GPXD)
109/33/5 Street No. 8, Linh Xuan Ward, Thu Duc City, HCMC
“Rigorous verification of physical structural elements against approved building permits, ensuring hassle-free property deed registration.”

New Construction Permit: Grade III Urban Residence (Binh Trung Ward)
Nguyen Tuyen Street, Binh Trung Ward, Ho Chi Minh City
“Maximized permissible site coverage at 92.65% and FAR 2.95, delivering optimal usable living space under strict urban planning bylaws.”
