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The image depicts two floor plans of a residence hall, comparing the layout changes from 2010 to "Now." Both diagrams are divided into labeled rooms, and some rooms have arrows pointing towards them with additional labels. In 2010, the layout includes a 'Livingroom,' a 'Student-Bedroom,' 'Bathroom,' 'Kitchen,' plus a smaller kitchenette, and a 'Garden.' A 'Main Entrance' leads directly into a 'Hallway' which branches off towards the rooms. In the "Now" layout, differences include the absence of the living room, replaced by three 'Student-Bedrooms' instead of two. Each student-bedroom is distinctly marked as either "Student-Bedroom" or "Student-Bedroom" with an 'en-suite.' The bathroom arrangement is modified, maintaining one same 'Bathroom' and adding an 'En-suite Bathroom' in one of the student bedrooms. The 'Kitchen' remains labeled similarly in both timelines, whereas in the "Now" layout it is combined with a label indicating an additional 'Kitchen,' possibly a facility expansion or redesign. The garden appears consistent in both designs, and both layouts show a 'Car parking' area, reflecting no change in this amenity. The overall transformation from 2010 to "Now" depicts a shift towards an increased number of bedrooms with private bathrooms, potentially accommodating more residents or offering increased privacy.
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The two maps illustrate a residence hall before and after having some changes in facilities.
Overall, significant changes are planned, including the expansion and the removal of some amenities, while some accommodations still remain unchanged.
Concerning 2010, the hall consisted of three student bedrooms, one bathroom and one kitchen. There is a main entrance access to the hall which is situated on the western site, and a student bedroom opposite to it. Moreover, the middle of the hall features a bathroom, located between a student bedroom to the East and a kitchen to the West. The Northern site was occupied by a garden, a living room and another student bedroom, respectively. Additionally, the hall was surrounded by two trees areas to the North and the South.
At present, the living room and the garden next to it are demolished to build double student bedrooms. An ensuite room is expected to be constructed next to the student bedroom to the east on the entrance way. Furthermore, the garden on the Southern site is replaced by a car parking for staff. Finally, other facilities remain stable in their current locations.
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