Ferrovial

Sounds Like Infrastructure by Ferrovial

Society EN ↓ 27 episodes

When working well, the infrastructure we use is all but invisible. Its seamless integration into our daily lives means we rarely stop to think "How did this get here?" Sounds Like Infrastructure reveals the secrets and stories behind some of the world’s biggest infrastructure projects. Learn more at Ferrovial.com  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Ferrovial

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Dec 12, 2024

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Episodes

01 - Down by the River | Ferrovial 16.03.2020

In 1858, London was engulfed by a smell so bad that the pungent odor hovering over the city was given its own name. Even the blinds at the houses of parliament had to be soaked in lime of chloride to protect politicians from the afflictions it was believed to cause. By this point, Londoners had been dumping thousands of tons of raw sewage into the Thames on a daily basis. The combination of raw se...

This is: Sounds Like Infrastructure | Ferrovial 13.03.2020

When working well, the infrastructure we use is all but invisible. Its seamless integration into our daily lives means we rarely stop to think "How did this get here?" Sounds Like Infrastructure reveals the secrets and stories behind some of the world’s biggest infrastructure projects.  Sounds Like Infrastructure is produced by Ferrovial. You can learn more about Ferrovial at www.ferrovial.co...

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