The given map illustrates the changes that have taken place in a residence hall between 2010 and the present day. Overall, the hall has undergone significant different, with more private rooms at the cost of shared space.
In 2010, the layout of the residence hall was relatively simple, featuring three study-bedrooms, a living room, a bathroom, a kitchen, and a hall. The living room was centrally located, with access to a study-bedroom on either side, and the kitchen was situated next to one of the study-bedrooms. The hall opened directly into the building from the entrance, and there was a garden surrounding both sides of the structure.
By comparison, there have been several significant changes. The most noticeable is the increase in the number of study-bedrooms, rising from three to five. Additionally, the living room has been replaced by another study-bedroom. The kitchen has been expanded to include a social area, creating a more multifunctional space. A new ensuite bathroom has been added next to one of the study-bedrooms, increasing privacy. Moreover, a parking area has been introduced near the entrance, and the garden now only remains on one side of the building