The diagrams including plan A and plan B, depict the structural changes that occurred in the ground floor of a particular art gallery between 2005 and the present, respectively.
Overall, the floor experienced significant redevelopment characterized by the replacement of recreational amenities and the addition of some features in the middle of the maps. Conversely, three exhibition rooms remained completely unaltered over time.
In the northwestern sector of the site, notable changes took place. The cafe and shop which was located in 2005 was demolished to make room for a gallery shop at present day. The vending machines adjacent to the gallery shop were added, replacing the gallery office in the past. In 2005 directly south of the gallery office, the exhibition room 4 was converted into two categories, one for temporary exhibitions and the other space was dedicated for the children’s area.
It is noticeable that during the period, the entrance to the ground floor in 2005 was only a few steps, however; at present day, a ramp to wheelchairs was built. The space which was dedicated for stairs to the upper floor in 2005 was narrowed and added a lift next to it. In the entrance hall, the rectangular reception desk situated in the centre of the floor was replaced by the rounded one. In contrast to these extensive developments, three exhibition rooms along the right side of the ground food were remained entirely untouched .