The diagrams illustrate the transformations that a park has undergone from 1980 to the present day.
Overall, the evolution of the park reflects a significant shift towards recreational use, characterized by the introduction of various facilities and alterations in its landscape.
In 1980, the park featured two access points: one located on the western side and the other on the southern side. The landscape was dominated by a cluster of trees in the upper right corner, directly opposite a flower bed. Upon entering through the western gate, visitors were greeted by a pond equipped with three benches, offering a serene spot for individuals to observe local wildlife. Additionally, a smaller flower bed was situated in the lower-left section of the park, contributing to the overall floral diversity.
In the current configuration, the park has enhanced accessibility, now accessible from all sides, reflecting a more inclusive design. The area occupied by trees has diminished due to the incorporation of leisure facilities, including chairs, desks, and a barbecue area. The playground has been established in the former location of the flower bed, while the removal of the smaller flower bed has facilitated the installation of bushes, altering the park’s botanical composition. Notably, a bench has also been added near the pond, increasing its capacity to accommodate visitors and fostering a more sociable environment.