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The image depicts a writing task presented in the form of a flowchart titled "Central Library and its Site Plan". It features three sections: proposed site, administration building, and central library. The proposed site includes a conference room, office block, children's corner, and auditorium. The administration building houses offices, a reference desk, an online catalog, and circulation desk. The central library features six sections - online resources, storage room, children's library, computer room, all reference books, and fiction/non-fiction books. Each section in the flowchart is connected by labeled arrows indicating the flow of the plan.
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The maps provide a comparison of the floor in Central Library 20 years ago and now.
Over the 20-year period depicted in the maps, public library underwent some major changes, with a spare space appearing in the center and corresponding reduction in children’s books being the most noticeable.
Based on the maps, instead of an enquiry desk to the right of the entrance where all information was collected there is a café now. However, people can buy tickets or return books by using self-service machines which are on the right side of the café. Twenty years ago, there was a reading room to the left of the entrance, which was replaced with a computer room.
Furthermore, there is a lecture room in the back right corner where children’s books used to be. Adult fiction books were moved to the right side of the room while all reference books are now on the left. Also, there is a room where sofas and storytelling events are held, replacing a corner with CDs, videos and computer games.
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