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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 pictures illustrate the transformation to By an accommodation hall from 2010 to the present day.
Overall, the hall has undergone significant renovation, with the most notable changes being increase in the number of bedrooms, the removal of the living room and garden in the bottom, beside addition of new facilities such as En-sulte room.
In 2010, the residence hall had the living room located in the middle upper section of the building, which stayed between a small garden in the left and a long side student bedroom in the other side area. The kitchen against the wall in the center hall on the right with a bathroom situated to the left. Additionally, there were two further student rooms, one on the left and one one the lower right. The building was covered by the garden and had a main entrance leading to outside.
During the present day, the accommodation had been significantly reorganized. The living room and the garden were torn down and replaced by two additional student bedrooms, raising the total number of bedrooms from three to five. The kitchen was expanded and changed into a combined kitchen and social zone. A notable feature is the en-suite room, which stays next to the lower right student room. Beside, the garden was relocated to make way for the car park.
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