The provided diagrams illustrate the floor layout of the Central Library 20 years ago and its current layout.
Overall, both floor plans feature six rooms, with the entrance remaining in the same location. However, noticeable differences include the removal of tables and chairs in the present layout, replaced by the addition of a computer room and a café.
Initially, the floor plan from two decades ago comprised six rooms. On the right side, there was an enquiry desk, adult non-fiction books, and children’s books. On the left side, there were three additional rooms: a reading room, adult fiction books, and a section for videos and computer games, with tables and chairs located in the center of the layout.
In contrast, the current floor plan also consists of six rooms. On the right side, there is a computer room, an area for all reference books, and a space for storytelling events equipped with two sofas. The left side features a café, adult fiction books, an information desk, and a lecture room.