The pictures delineate the modifications to the layout of a specified area when a hydroelectric power plant is introduced.
Overall, the area shifts significantly from a residential and recreational area to an industrial zone. The key changes include the deconstruction of some old buildings and areas, as well as the introduction of new facilities.
Evidently, there is a river located in the centre of the area, running from north to south, to the west of which is a recreational section. Obviously, there is a forest, a national park and a historic castle located side by side from the north to south of this section, respectively. However, when the hydroelectric power station is constructed, which fosters industrialization, the national park and the historical castle are removed to pave the way for a group of a power plant and transmission towers, supporting the power station to produce electricity. Also, the northern part of the lake is expanded for water storation, fishing and the commuting of water-based transportation, while the forest remains unchanged.
Situated in the east of the lake is a residential section. In this area, there are mountains, farmland surrounded by walls and connecting with the river stream, and a village, positioned side by side and running from north to south, respectively. Nonetheless, after the industrialization, the farmland has been renovated into a hotel, facilitating accommodation. Ultimately, the village and mountains, as well as the bridge connecting the west to the east section and situated in the western river, experienced no modifications.