The diagrams detail how the waterfront area of Darwin town changed from 2009 to 2014. It is apparent that the most significant change is the addition of green spaces at the expense of the industrial zone, whereas most facilities in this area stayed the same over the years.
In 2009, at the center of the waterfront, there were two industrial areas of different sizes separated by the footpath, and just 3 residential blocks located in the bigger industrial area. By 2014, those industrial zones had disappeared completely. In the smaller area a new swimming pool was added near the lake. In the larger area, 3 new buildings and a university were constructed, and a number of green trees were planted. Also, in the south-eastern coast of the town, a new harbor was built, which could be accessed from the main road through a new footpath running through the green area.
Regarding the remaining facilities, they experienced no change over the period. Along the road leading to the fishing area were the school and the convention, and it is of note that this fishing area, together with the two swimming pools nearby, remained unchanged.