The maps below show a coal mining site before and after redevelopment.
Overall, the map illustrates a significant transformation towards recreational amenities and public attraction.
The coal mining site before redeveloped demonstrated a mining site function that encompassed an office, staff changing room, and a car park to the western section, providing a convenient environment for the internal staff in mining site. Additionally, in the heart of the map, there are medical room and entrance for underground mining, facilitating a safety procedural near the main mining location. In the eastern side occupied by two waste tips located facing to each other.
After redevelopment, the layout has undergone a substantial departure, marked by several key feature such as a museum, picnic area and children’s play area. Reflecting a extensive transitioned towards the repurposing area. The whole place is completely converted to new functional facility for visitors, exceptionally for car park. The prominent museum is established to the western quadrant of the map, and the car park locate beside it remains unchanged. A café and souvenir shop are introduced to promoting visitor’s social interaction. Moreover, a large picnic is situated in the center, flanked by children’s play area to its southern part and a digger driving track to its northern side.