Communities, like individuals, evolve over time, with collective memories shaping their identity. As Year 2 Architecture students from Chung Yuan Christian University conclude their research in Kenyalang Park, their insights contribute to future revitalisation efforts, deepening the community's connection to its history.

Kenyalang Park community's history began in the early 20th century with the Siang Hak Huat Farm, owned by Ng Bak Choon and his family. Following its sale to the Borneo Development Corporation, Kenyalang Park developed into a vibrant area with residential, commercial, and cultural spaces, highlighted by the bustling Kenyalang Theatre.

Kenyalang Park Collective Memories Exhibition—An exploration of Kuching's community history and culture by students from the Department of Architecture, Chung Yuan Christian University.

Kenyalang Park, Kuching’s first satellite town with over 50 years of history, is well-known to locals. Students from Chung Yuan University in Taiwan, with support from local leaders, volunteers, and architects, organised the 'Kenyalang Park Collective Memories' exhibition to explore how past memories can inform future developments.