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The image depicts two maps illustrating a university department's ground floor plan changes in 2000 and 2015. In 2000, the layout includes seminar rooms labeled S1, S2, S3 on the top left, with arrows indicating entry points, positioned at the bottom near the left corridor and three trees near the central pathway. In 2015, the map shows seminar rooms S1, S2, S3 retained, with the addition of S4 and S5 at the top right next to a newly included car park area indicated by a "P" over a dotted rectangle. The corridor appears slightly wider, the three trees are removed, and an added Gr. rm T indicates a new labeled area. A compass in both maps indicates north is upwards, with west to the left and south downwards. Each seminar room is represented by "S1" through "S5," and a distinct pattern represents the corridor.
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The map illustratrates the refurbishments brought to the layout of the ground floor in one of the university’s department between 2000 and 2015.
Overall, the area has been expanded and two additional seminar rooms are built. Moreover, the trees are eliminated to construct library and a car park is built newly while the office stays in the same over the period of time.
In 2000, the university departments used to have three seminar rooms and the office was located beside the libary at the end of the corrider, near the main entrance on the left. Additionally, there was numerous tress on the north east of the department.
However, in 2015, the ground floor was extended in order to built two more seminar rooms. The office stayed in the same area, while the library was replaced with trees on the north east. Furthermore, a car park was made beside to main entrance on the east so that people can use.
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