The provided maps illustrate the layout of the Nature Museum in 2010 and 2013.
Overall, the museum underwent several significant changes over the three-year period, including the replacement of the garden with new indoor facilities and the reconfiguration of exhibition spaces.
In 2010, the museum consisted of two main sections: a building on the left and a garden with trees on the right. The entrance led into a lobby with a ticket desk. Adjacent to the lobby, to the north, was a dinosaurs room. On the east side of the lobby, a mammals room was situated, which was flanked by an ocean hall to the north and the garden to the east.
By 2013, the garden had been removed to make way for a new building extension. The lobby, ocean hall, and dinosaurs room remained unchanged in location and size. In the new extension, the former mammals room was expanded and transformed into an ice age room, with an insects area added to its southeast corner. Additionally, a new cafe was introduced in the southeast corner of the museum, adjacent to a small indoor garden. A shop was also built to the west of the cafe, completing the new facilities.