Next, studio 213B, the architectural team designing Ashesi's campus, shared their vision for the future Ashesi campus. Part of the architectural design team's exhibit, which included schematic drawings and photos from their visit to Ghana of the campus site and other architectural highlights. Guests were also able to sample some Ghanaian cuisine, including jolof rice, chicken, greens and fried plantains. An exhibit of Ghanaian artwork featured wood carvings, paintings, textiles and traditional wooden stools. Wood carvings, paintings and textiles were on display.
Wooden stools hold great cultural significance in Ghana as the traditional symbol of a king's power.
The Ghanaian food buffet was a hit with connoisseurs and novices alike. All rights reserved.