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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 diagram illustrates how the map of a public library looks today compared to 20 years ago. This central library has a square perimeter and includes 6 areas for different activities.
Overall, There is 4 main areas, when you enter from the entrance gate you will see cafe in your right hand side and that is where they put a large curved enquiry desk 20 years age. There is a computer room on the left side, which was a reading room and you could find newspapers and magazines there 2 decades ago. Rooms at the other two corners are lecture room and storytelling room, (top-right and top-left respectively). The older floor plan indicates that lecture room was for children’s books and the other room was where CDs, videos, and computer games could be found.
Space between rooms in the right and left was the adult section, on the right was adult non-fiction books and on the left was adult fiction books; but now non-fiction section is removed and only fiction books are available for adults exactly nearby lecture room’s door. And also you can see information desk in the middle and three self-service machines close to the cafe room.
There are two sofas with a walking distance of each other in the storytelling room and children’s fiction books are on the bottom-left corner. All reference books are currently replaced with adult non-fiction books.
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