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About Deepika Khowal, LEED Green Associate
Deepika Khowal, LEED Green Associate is an Architect and sustainability specialist. She holds a Bachelors Degree in Architecture from India and Masters of Science in Sustainable Design from Carnegie Mellon University, PA .She has her expertise in smart facade technology, energy modeling and green building practices.
Deepika works as Energy Engineer/ Green Building Consultant with Soladigm,Inc. Soladigm is a developer of next-generation green building solutions designed to improve energy efficiency. The company’s highly energy-efficient Dynamic Glass switches from clear to tinted on demand, resulting in significant cost savings, environmental benefits, and quality of life enhancements.
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