The provided maps illustrate the changes that have occurred at Colwick Arts Centre between 2005 and the present day.
The centre has undergone significant transformation, encompassing both its internal and external spaces. The renovations have resulted in the introduction of new facilities, relocation of pre-existing ones, and the creation of an expanded outdoor performance area.
A notable alteration is the expansion and modification of the meeting facilities. In 2005, the centre featured a single meeting room, while currently, there are two dedicated meeting rooms. The addition of a drama studio adjacent to these new meeting rooms further reflects the centre’s focus on diverse artistic expression. Notably, the two galleries, which were located opposite the concert hall and cinema in 2005, have been consolidated into a single larger gallery, occupying the former location of the previous meeting room.
Additionally, the centre has expanded its catering services, replacing the former toilet with a new cafe. A central area has been constructed, providing a dedicated space for exhibitions. The external landscaping has been significantly altered, transforming the previous wasteland into a dedicated outdoor performance area, surrounded by trees and featuring a stage for exhibitions.