The demolition of the historic 100 Quarters in Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur, ten years ago marked the loss of a vital piece of the area's heritage. Promises of rejuvenation and a commemorative space remain unfulfilled, replaced by poorly planned modernization that disregards the community's spirit. The area's multicultural history has been overshadowed by its branding as "Little India," leading to declining property values and a sense of erasure for long-time residents. The garish arches and inadequate public amenities further highlight the disconnect between development and the community's needs.
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