Jonathan Hermida
Built to Last: How Civil Engineers Shape the Cities of Tomorrow
Built to Last is a short-form podcast exploring how civil engineers design the infrastructure that keeps cities running. From smart traffic systems and flood-resilient streets to aging bridges and sustainable construction, each episode breaks down real engineering challenges and innovations in a way anyone can follow. No degree required. Hosted by Jonathan Hermida, a civil engineering student at the University of Florida concentrating in Transportation Engineering. New episodes drop periodically. Subscribe to stay current on the infrastructure shaping the cities of tomorrow. 📧 jhermida112@gma...
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Built to Last: How Civil Engineers Shape the Cities of Tomorrow 21.11.2025 1:57
In this two-minute micro-podcast, host Jonathan Hermida breaks down the hidden systems that keep modern cities safe, efficient, and resilient. From adaptive traffic signals to flood-proof infrastructure and stronger, smarter buildings, Built to Last explores how civil engineers blend creativity, technology, and problem-solving to tackle today’s biggest urban challenges. Perfect for students, futur...
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