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The image presents two bookstore floor plans for '2000' and 'NOW'. In 2000, the store featured an Entrance on the left, a Service Desk in the bottom-left corner, and 'New books' and 'Travel' sections above it. A large 'Fiction' section occupied the top wall, with a smaller 'Fiction' area on the right wall. The center had three vertical sections for 'Art', 'Hobbies', and 'Cookery', while a 'Non-fiction' section was located at the bottom. The 'NOW' layout shows the Entrance, Service Desk, New books, and Travel sections in the same positions. The top wall is now divided into 'Art', 'Hobbies', 'Cookery', and 'Fiction' sections. The 'Non-Fiction' section is on the right wall. The central area has been replaced with a seating area containing three tables, and the bottom section now houses a 'Cafe'.
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The maps show a comparison between a bookstore in 2000 and now. Overall, the number and variety of sections have remained the same throughout the period.
In 2000, it is safe to assume that fiction based books were a huge hit considering that there were two large sections for the same in the library. Non fiction had a comparetively smaller market in the locality but not as small as opposed to art, hobbies and cookery.
Now, the section for fiction has downsized a lot and has come down to 1 small section in the library. The non fiction section has remained the same, but now has been moved to where a smaller section of the fiction section was placed. A major change can be noticed for the art, hobbies and cookery section of the library. The place where non-fiction section was placed, a cafe has been built. In the 2000 where the art, hobbies and cookery section was placed, 3 tables have been placed as seating areas.
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