The two maps illustrate the changes that have taken place in a science park between 2008 and the present day.
Overall, it is clear that the science park has undergone significant development, with the introduction of new facilities such as a university hub and innovation centre, while some original features, like the IT centre, have been removed.
In 2008, the science park included features such as business units, an IT centre, a reception, and cyber security, all connected by roads. The reception was located in the north-central area, while the business units were situated in the northwest. In contrast, today, the business units have been replaced with a research and development building, and the reception has made way for a large university hub.
One major addition is the innovation centre, constructed in the southern part where the IT centre used to be. Moreover, a cycle path has been added around the park, linking the car park to the bus stop. While woodland and the cyber security building have remained unchanged, a train station has also been built in the northeast corner, providing easier access to the park.area, while the business units were situated in the northwest. In contrast
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