The diagrams illustrate how a library has transformed between 1975 and now. Overall, the library has undergone significant transformations since 1975, with notable upgrades including the introduction of modern facilities such as computers, the addition of a refreshment area, and the expansion of reading spaces with more tables, chairs, and shared areas. Additionally, accessibility has been improved with the inclusion of wheelchair access, making the library more user-friendly.
In 1975, books and margazines area has became the computer in the present. In front of bookshelves in 1975, bookshelves and shared area were occupied by large bookshelves, with shared reading spaces positioned in between. Additionally, if in the right of entrance was a pair of new books, it was replaced by wheelchair access and new books area. On the right of the library’s central was only a library desk, but now there were expanded by shared are, moving from the left to the right of library’s center.
In contrast, there are some unchanged are like the bookshelves were still on the left of the toilet. Not only the unchanged of those bookshelves, children’s book area also remain unchanged, locating on the right of the library’s toilet.
