Experimenting with different joint connections and diagraming West African quilt patterns, my group and I produced a bridge that reflects history and unity. The variety of joint connections represents the different services that the West African slaves provided for the LeConte Family. The connections and continuous lines created by the bridge symbolize the codepedendence between the LeConte Family and the West African slaves. My group and I produced a bridge that represents the history of the plantation and allows for a modular design that can be used throughout the entire plantation. My roles in this project consisted of project management, construction drawings, and aiding in model building.
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Special Thanks: Michael Battjes, Casey McPeters, Deshona Nelson
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