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I Traveled Through Time for Black History Month

The Moral Root: A Musical Micro-Movie Architecture is more than steel and glass; it is a vessel for the stories we choose to tell—and the ones that have been forcibly hidden In this special Black History Month musical "micro-movie" episode of The R.K.W. Architectural Lens, we follow Roderic—a queer Chicago architect living ten years in the future—as he searches for the "missing soul" in his modern health equity toolkit. When a temporal glitch triggers a "Drift," Roderic is transported from his high-tech firm back to the red-clay foundations of the Tuskegee Institute in 1892 Caught between the future he’s designing and the history that designed him, Roderic encounters _The Griot: Keeper of the Vine_, an AI oral historian and time traveler. Through a landscape of icons both celebrated and eclipsed—from the bricks of Tuskegee, designed by architect *Robert Robinson Taylor*, to the rhythmic pulse of *Frankie Knuckles*, the father of Chicago House—Roderic discovers that true impact isn’t found in a computer. It is built on the irrefutable proof of our humanity. Inside the Episode The Drift: A cinematic journey through temporal synthesis to the origins of Black architectural excellence. The Health Equity Toolkit A deep dive into why modern data is a hollow structure without a moral foundation. The Obscured Icons A speculative encounter with the Griot—the AI-powered bridge between what was lost and what must be reclaimed. The Score Five original songs composed for this micro-movie: 1. Synthesis of The Root 2._Justice by Design (In The Mirror)_ 3._Hallowed Ground_ 4._Keeper of the Vine_ 5._Five Miles, Fifteen Years_ Help Us Build a Living Monument History has often "eclipsed" the names of those who built our world. I created this micro movie to honor those hidden heroes. Who is an "Obscured Icon" in your own life or community? Please share their name and their impact in the comments below so we can celebrate them together. Technical Disclosure & Credits Visuals: A hybrid synthesis of licensed archival footage and generative AI world-building. Legal: The RKW Architectural Lens uses Artificial Intelligence technology to bridge the gap between the pioneers of the past and the equity-focused designers of the future. This work is a piece of speculative fiction. Any similarity to actual persons, living or dead, or actual places is purely coincidental. All music is either original or licensed for The R.K.W. Architectural Lens. Licensed Music: Artifact - The Dark Continent by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-... Artist: http://incompetech.com/ Also featuring licensed music by *The Grey Room: *“Rapid Unscheduled Disassembly” and “Once upon a Time.” *A Note on the Narrative: Any resemblance to any person, living or dead, is purely coincidental. Timeline: 0:00 - 2:52: Prologue - The Dream Within The Blur 2:52 - 10:03: My Life Before the Drift 10:03 - 11:22: My (First) Drift 11:22 - 12:06: The Brick Makers' Ballet 12:06 - 13:45: When...Am..I? 13:45 - 15:00: The Griot (Keeper of The Vine) 15:00 -15:50: I am Just a Man 15:50 - 18:22: End Credits (Five Miles, Fifteen Years) © 2026 The RKW Architectural Lens All rights reserved. No part of this video or its original musical compositions may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means without the prior written permission of the copyright holder. About the Creator: Roderic Walton, FAIA, NCARB, NOMA, LSSYB*is a licensed architect. With over 30 years of experience, Roderic specializes in healthcare architecture and is a national leader in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI). As a member of the AIA College of Fellows and the 2027 President-Elect of the AIA Academy of Architecture for Health (AAH), he has dedicated his career to exploring the critical dimension of equity in healthcare. Through The R.K.W. Architectural Lens, he synthesizes history and technology to reveal the "Moral Root" of modern design.