The graphics depict the transformation of a particular natural museum between 2010 and 2013.
Overall, while a number of features remained unchanged, the museum experienced a significant shift, which encompassed new amenities, more exhibition areas, all enhancing diverse purposes of the museum.
In terms of facilities which were maintained stable from 2010 to 2013. The museum was still accessed from the south through the entrance placed at the middle of the museum. From this, visitors headed to the sizable lobby with a ticket desk situated on the left. Next to this place, the ocean hall and the area for dinosaurs continued featuring to the north and the west, respectively.
However, there were dramatic changes recognized for the museum after the course of three years. The garden situated on the right of the museum was cleared up to make way for an additional part of the museum, where a newly established shop was placed in the south-west corner, accompanied by a cafe on the right with an exhibition for human origins above it. Notably, the display of mammals was also replaced from the left to the right of the ocean hall, making room for the new ice age section, adjacent by a small area for insects in its bottom-right corner.