10A - Elevator Pitch 1

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This is my elevator pitch for sustainable architecture! 

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  1. Liv WardSeptember 29, 2019 at 12:09 PM

    Hey Giovanna!
    My pitch involves a somewhat similar topic, also relating to the implementation of sustainable products, and I find your idea super interesting. Your discussion of why you’re choosing to pursue this venture as well as your thorough explanation of how it could significantly decrease the energy output of many buildings, makes for a well thought-out and concise elevator pitch. Good job!

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