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The image displays two floor plans of a university sports center's current and future layouts. In the present layout, a central reception lies between a pool (25m) to the south and two outdoor courts on the east and west. Adjacent to the pool are a changing room on the south, a gym to the north, and a café directly above the reception. In the future layout, the reception remains central, with a larger gym expanded to the east, stretching significantly upwards, and a new sports hall to the east. A new large leisure pool replaces eastern outdoor courts, shifting the changing room southeast adjacent to a café, which remains unchanged. Additional facilities include a new sports shop adjacent to the west and changing rooms opposite westward, replacing the current outdoor courts, and a sports hall situated northeast of the gym next to a new dance studio to the north, expanding northward with two divisions.
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The plans below show the current layout of a university’s sport centre, and how it will change after renovation.
There are two outdoor courts in the west and east of present sport centre these two courts will be demolished to a new leisure pool and sport hall. The gym will be expanded into a larger gym. There will be new dance studios in the northeast of the sport centre. At the bottom of sports centre, there are two more changing room will be built. Also, a small sports shop, and café will be added. In in the middle area, a pool, changing room, seating area, and reception will be the same.
Overall, the university sports centre was transformed into a larger sports centre with many expansions of areas and new places such as, the gym will be bigger, and the café will be added. However, there are still some areas that are not changed.
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