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The image shows two floor plans of the South Wing of Walton Museum, one from 2008 and the other from 2012 after redevelopment. Both plans feature a central hall with three rooms on the right side and two rooms on the left. In 2008, the rooms on the right were a Reading Room, Shop, and Cloaks Room, and the left side had a Special Exhibition Room and stairs. In 2012, the right side rooms became an Exhibition Room, Shop, and Cloaks Room & Reception, while the left side had a Special Exhibition Room and a Historical Play Area. The stairs were removed in 2012. No numerical data is provided.
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The maps compare the way of redeveloping comparison of the South Wing of Walton Museum looked in 2008 and plan after four years, in 2012. Overall, it has transformed admittedly, with the addition of a new lift facility and some extra rooms like exhibition room and self-service room.
In 2008 the Museum was much smaller with the two-stored floor. There were entrance which led to reception. Near the stairs reading room and cloaks room were situated. Shop and special exhibition room were on the left side of the stairs.
In 2012, the plan of the Museum has changed dramatically. Different kind of conveniences were created for visitors. Two-stored building changed to four floors, which included a new exhibition room and children play area. Stairs changed into comfortable lift. Restaurant and terrace made a change to the project of the building and it occupied a major part of the museum.
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