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The image consists of two floor plans labeled "Central Library 20 years ago" and "Central Library today," illustrating changes in the library’s layout and features over time. The "Central Library 20 years ago" contains specific sections positioned around a central reading room with newspapers & magazines, including areas dedicated to CDs, videos, computer games, adult fiction books, children's books, adult non-fiction books, as well as tables & chairs, and an enquiry desk handling tickets and book returns near the entrance. In contrast, "Central Library today" shows a revised layout including a separate lecture room, a computer room, areas for children's fiction books, adult fiction books, all reference books, and the introduction of self-service machines. Additional comfort and interaction areas such as sofas and storytelling events spaces are also depicted. Core functionalities like an information desk and a café have been added, enhancing the library's utility and visitor experience. Both plans share a common entrance, though the library’s internal distribution and services have been significantly overhauled to presumably adapt to modern needs and technology trends.
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The given diagrams display the planning about the floor plan of a central public library 20 years ago and its current condition.
From an overall perspective, it is evident that the central public library and its inner spaces witnessed significant changes, transforming libraries many rooms and dividing more details for floor planning about central library.
From 20 years ago to now, CDs, video and computer games room located in the northwest transformed remarkably, and it has been replaced with two sofas, arranged storytelling events and also some repertoire of children’s fiction books. In the center of the area, Tables & chairs was located which has been dropped for extending the library space. Also, the children’s books have been replaced with a lecture room at the top right corner of the library.
In addition, an Adult fiction book has been replaced with all reference books and it has been shifted to the place of adult non-fiction books, along with a new information desk and a self-service machine has also been built there. The entranceway has not been changed until. Additionally, the reading room for newspapers & magazines has been converted into a computer room in the lower left corner and an inquiry desk with tickets, and book returns has been moved to the café at the lower right corner of the library.
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