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The image depicts three maps from years 1960, 1980, and 2000 respectively. In 1960, the layout shows four areas: Shopping Centre next to Farmland both situated below Main Road, a Car Park next to a Hospital below Main Road. In 1980, the layout changes, Farmland is replaced by a Cancer Centre and a Nursing School, while a Pharmacy emerges where the Shopping Centre was, the Car Park and Hospital remain unchanged, all still below Main Road. In 2000, the layout further evolves; the Cancer Centre and Nursing School stay in place, the same Car Park is seen, the Hospital remains unchanged, but the Pharmacy receives expanded dedicated space.
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The map illustrates the modifications that have taken place at Queen Mary Hospital over the 5 years since its construction in 1960.
Overall, the hospital shared spaces with a shopping centre and some farmland, but later expanded over those areas.
In 1960, on the south side of the main road, the land was divided into one fourth between the hospital, car park, shopping centre, and the farmland. Later in 1980, the hospital demolished the shopping centre and build a new cancer centre and extended the hospital to the west side to include a pharmacy.
The farmland had been used to construct a new nursing school which later in 2000 was reduced to 50% of its original size in 1980. In 2000, The cancer centre had grown to the south and then towards the east. The car park had been reduced to make space for the nursing school, which was also halved from its original 1980 plan.
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