the diagrams illustrate the the developments have been made to a community center in 10 years’ period. Overall, a community center has undergone significant changes, with most facilities being repurposed. While the overall number of facilities has remained relatively consistent, there has been a clear shift from administrative and outdoor spaces towards more recreational and service-oriented area.
Ten years ago, a community center incleded a mix of administrative offices and outdoor areas.The access to a community center was from the South, leading directly to a reception, adjacent to which was a coffee bar and toilets in the bottom-mid side of a community centre. The Hall was situated in the centre,with the capacity of 100 seats, behind which was a storage room. On the west, there were a large garden and a car park. Meanwhile, there were four identical offices, a storage room and the kitchen on the East wing.
By now, the community centre has undergone major changes. While reception, cloakroom, car park, kitchen and hall have remained intact, the garden made way to accomodate an indoor sports area. The cafe area is now in the northeast corner, which was previously occupied by four offices and a storage room. The coffee bar and toilets in bottom-mid side have gone and in its place was office. The storage room in the North side was reduced in size, with the constructs of new toilets.