The two diagrams illustrated how a school library was renovated in five years. It can be seen that the layout of the library still remains the same. However, there are several changes in details.
The room dive years ago had large bookshelves placed in the north of the room and on the opposite side. In the north-east, an outsized desh with computers was set to serve the needs of students and teachers.
An office room was located in the south – east of the library, which was to the left of the computers desk. In the south-east of the Ebraky, they put a desk for borrowing and returning books right in the corner, with a classroom to the left and a meeting room between the classroom and the desk. In the centre, there were four studying tables.
Compared to the current plan, when there are only book shelves in the north of the library, the ones in the opposite side were replaced with a second desk for students utilising their laptops while the first one in the north-east remains the same. The office room in the corner was converted to a conference room. The studying area was added two more tables, making them six in total. The classroom in the east was demolished in order to male room for a recording studio. They also reduced the meeting in size, making way for separating the borrowing and returning area into two rooms.