The diagrams illustrate the layout of the Dahl Conference Hall in 1985 and the planned modifications for 2020. Overall, it is evident that while the earlier structure had a simpler design with limited facilities, the proposed plan for 2020 introduces a wider range of modern amenities, significantly expanding the hall’s capacity and functionality.
In 1985, the hall contained two small rooms on the left-hand side, with a larger hall and a reception area positioned centrally. A car park was located at the top right, adjacent to a large garden that occupied nearly half of the available space. The design was relatively basic, catering to fewer activities and offering limited accommodation.
By contrast, the 2020 plan shows extensive redevelopment. The garden area is considerably reduced to make space for a new block containing 20 additional rooms, alongside several specialized facilities such as meeting rooms, a game room, an IT course space, and a canteen with kitchens. The car park has been relocated to the right-hand side, occupying the area previously dedicated to the garden. Meanwhile, the hall, reception, and original rooms remain largely unchanged, preserving the central structure of the building.
In summary, the Dahl Conference Hall is planned to be transformed from a modest venue with basic provisions into a more comprehensive facility by 2020, emphasizing accommodation, technology, and leisure to meet modern requirements.