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Band 6+: Plan A below shows the ground floor of a particular art gallery in 2005. Plan B shows the same area in the present day. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image depicts two floor plans. Plan A, for 2005, includes a cafe and shop, gallery office, reception desk, stairs to upper floor, exhibition rooms 1-4, entrance with steps. Plan B, for the present day, has gallery shop, stairs to upper floor, added lift, entrance hall, temporary exhibitions area, positioned cafe relocated in outdoor space formation, exhibition rooms 1-4 with altered spatial configuration, entrance at same position with added descriptive labels and maintained steps.
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The maps illustrate the layout of the gallery in 2005 and its alterations in the current time.

Overall, it is evident that many facilities are added to the gallery, making this place to be more accessible for people with disabilities. Not only that, the reception desk is also changed position to solve problems easier.

To begin with, at the right of the gallery, it can be seen that café and shop are replaced by gallery shop and gallery office is removed instead of vending machines coffee/food. Additionally, Exhibition room 4 is converted into 2 new parts that are temporary exhibitions and children’s area.

Moving to the left of the gallery, it is noticeable that 3 exhibitions are remained stable. At the top corner of the gallery, a lift is built between stairs to upper floors and exhibition room 3. At the center, the reception desk is relocated to the middle of the gallery with a new arrangement. Ending with a entrance of the gallery, it is shaped and separated into one part is used for steps and the other is constructed for disabled people.

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