De Donde Eres? - Stoney Londono (S1-02)
11/01/24 • 61 min
In this episode, I sit down with mechanical engineer Stoney Londono, who shares his journey into the AEC industry. He has an intriguing story that takes him from South America as a teenager to New York, and then later to the USMC. Stoney dives into his passion for MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing) engineering and discusses the unique challenges of designing HVAC systems in the humid Lowcountry.
In addition, we discuss the importance of communication and collaboration with architects and contractors, revealing the “why” behind his commitment to teamwork and project success.
Connect with Stoney on his website: www.londonoengineering.com
At ENHANCE, we’re dedicated to uncovering the “why” of industry professionals and sharing their unique stories.
If you enjoy what you hear, please help us grow by leaving a 5-star review on your podcast player! Don't forget to follow ENHANCE on all your favorite platforms!
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Thank you for your support, and God bless!
Brought to you by 29e6.co.
In this episode, I sit down with mechanical engineer Stoney Londono, who shares his journey into the AEC industry. He has an intriguing story that takes him from South America as a teenager to New York, and then later to the USMC. Stoney dives into his passion for MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing) engineering and discusses the unique challenges of designing HVAC systems in the humid Lowcountry.
In addition, we discuss the importance of communication and collaboration with architects and contractors, revealing the “why” behind his commitment to teamwork and project success.
Connect with Stoney on his website: www.londonoengineering.com
At ENHANCE, we’re dedicated to uncovering the “why” of industry professionals and sharing their unique stories.
If you enjoy what you hear, please help us grow by leaving a 5-star review on your podcast player! Don't forget to follow ENHANCE on all your favorite platforms!
Want to be a guest on the next EHANCE episode? Sign up here: [Link]
Thank you for your support, and God bless!
Brought to you by 29e6.co.
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Simply put-
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In this episode, we are introduced to your host, Andy Richardson, and his producer. Andy is a structural engineer with 26 years of experience and is on a journey to learn about the AEC industry.
Madeline is his daughter and is also the producer. But in this first episode, she is the host and Andy is the guest!
In this episode, we talk about how ENHANCE came about, and how Andy has a desire to inspire, educate, and entertain listeners about the AEC industry.
This goal is achieved through meeting with professionals in the AEC industry, and finding out what they do, and particularly what drives them, or their “Why”.
Recorded in a Lowcountry setting overlooking the Beaufort River. We try to both educate and inspire on this journey in an enjoyable way.
So if you are an architect, engineer, contractor, or professional in the AEC industry looking for a little information or inspiration - - or someone interested in design and construction - then you are invited to peek over the fence as well.
At ENHANCE, we’re dedicated to uncovering the “why” of industry professionals and sharing their unique stories.
If you enjoy what you hear, please help us grow by leaving a 5-star review on your podcast player! Don't forget to follow ENHANCE on all your favorite platforms!
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Thank you for your support, and God bless!
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In this episode, I sit down with my son, Charlie Richardson, who shares his journey into the AEC industry as the son of an engineer and entrepreneur—and as a budding entrepreneur himself. Charlie discusses how he's carved out his own path in the world of construction, transitioning from a Marine to an HVAC technician in the humid Lowcountry. He also opens up about the unique challenges he faces in his role.
We dive into the importance of work ethic, discipline, and commitment to integrity, and explore the "why" behind his dedication to teamwork and project success.
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At ENHANCE, we’re dedicated to uncovering the “why” of industry professionals and sharing their unique stories.
If you enjoy what you hear, please help us grow by leaving a 5-star review on your podcast player! Don't forget to follow ENHANCE on all your favorite platforms!
Want to be a guest on the next EHANCE episode? Sign up here: [Link]
Thank you for your support, and God bless!
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ENHANCE AEC - De Donde Eres? - Stoney Londono (S1-02)
Transcript
00;00;00;00 - 00;00;27;00
Andy Richardson
Hey, are you lacking any inspiration right now in the AEC profession? I guess so. Well, I've got a killer episode for you. This episode is a good friend of mine, Stoney Londono, and he's a mechanical engineer. And the episode is called De Donde Eres, which gives a hint to his origin and his background. And toward the end of the episode, we really get into some inspirational aspects.
00;00;27;03 - 00;00;45;28
Andy Richardson
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