The given map provides data on the major changes at Riverage College three decades ago and now.
Overall, 30 years ago, Riverage College had many buildings, whereas now some parts have been converted to a more eco-friendly environment.
Three decades ago at Riverage College, there was a sports hall on the west side, beside which a flower stood near the terrace. There was a common room on the south side, with its wall shared by a spacious library along with a refectory, north of the library. Towards the east side, there was a building with four offices. At the eastern end, there stood a large car park that could accommodate a number of vehicles.
At present, Riverage College has undergone significant changes. On the east side of the sports hall, where the flower was located, there is a step built. At the east side of the terrace, there have been slight renovations, with the common room redeveloped into a cafe and the refectory replaced by an office. The next building has undergone many conversions, with the four offices removed and replaced by an art classroom, a reception, and, newly, on the south side of the reception, a music room. On the eastern end, the car park has been dismantled, and a large tree has been planted.
