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The image presents three maps illustrating changes at Queen Mary Hospital from 1960, 1980, and 2000. In 1960, the hospital's layout included the main hospital building flanked by a shopping center to its left and a car park and farmland to the right, separated by a main road running horizontally across the map. By 1980, the farmland was replaced with a nursing school adjacent to the expanded hospital sector, which now also included a cancer center and a pharmacy. The layout retains the shopping center on the left but replaces the original car park with a new one on the right. In 2000, the map shows further expansion: the shopping center and farmland are removed entirely, making way for additional hospital-associated facilities including a larger cancer center, a more prominent nursing school, and an established pharmacy; the hospital remains central. The car park's location persists on the right side of the map. All maps maintain the main road as a consistent horizontal divider through the years.
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The maps below illustrate the changes that have occurred at Queen Mary Hospital since its foundation in 1960.
Overall, the site was transformed from a mixed-use area into a predominantly medical facility. Over time, the number of healthcare buildings increased significantly, adding the cancer centre and the pharmacy to the extensions.
To begin, in 1960, the northern part of the map was occupied with shopping centre and the main building of hospital. However, the shopping mall was replaced by the little cancer centre and the additional construction of pharmacy in hospital by 1980. Over the two decades, the cancer centre enlarged dramatically and took place of the whole western part of the district.
In 1960, the southern area contained a farmland and the car park. By 1980, the farmland was demolished and converted into the nursing school, while the car park remained unchanged. The nursing school and the car park, though, were noticeably shrunk due to the increase of the cancer centre territory in 2000. Conclusively, the cancer centre accounted for most of Queen Mary Hospital’s premises.
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