The map illustrates the changes that happened between the year 1970 and 2010, at Brighton College.
Overall, the biggest change was the demolition of the Hall of Medicine and the old dormitory to give space to the Granger School of Business. The reduction in the size of the University Centre to accommodate the new build dormitory was also a significant change to the College footprint.
In 1970, in the South-West part of the college there was the Hall of the Medicine and the Dormitory, which were completely demolished to open space for the Granger School of Business and a Coffee Shop by the year 2010. Also in the West side of the Campus, the Delapore Library was left unchanged between both years 1970 and 2010.
In the East part, the University Centre was significantly reduced, almost by half of its original size, in order to accommodate the newly built dormitory, between the year 1970 and 2010. Additionally, in the South-East, the Science Hall was slightly reduced by 2010.
In conclusion, there was only a few major changes in the Brighton College between 1970 and 2010, namely the demolition of the Hall of Medicine, the construction of Granger School of Business and the significant reduction of the size of the University Centre.