With our construction using modular, sustainably sourced timber, ReCall & Response evokes the form and function of West African drums—symbols of communication, memory, and resilience. Designed for disassembly and reuse, the pavilion embodies principles of sustainability and adaptability. Interactive acoustic elements invite visitors to engage in a dynamic “call and response,” transforming the structure into a performative and communal space. Developed in collaboration with Morgan State University, Tuskegee University, Talking Hands, and R3B, the pavilion reflects a collective, transnational process rooted in cultural preservation and innovation. Digital storytelling, created with the Pan African Heritage Museum in Ghana, explores restitution, creativity, and the enduring legacy of the African Diaspora. More than a static installation, the pavilion is designed to travel and serve future community projects, reinforcing its role as a living archive and cultural bridge. Through material, sound, and story, ReCall & Response channels the rhythm of shared heritage into architectural form.