The diagrams compare the layout of a library from five years ago to its current arrangement, highlighting several changes to its spaces and amenities.
In general, the library has been significantly restructured to better accommodate new needs and trends. Five years ago, a ‘classroom’ was located on the left side of the layout, but this has since been replaced by an ‘audio room.’ The ‘meeting room’ and ‘book information’ sections have remained in their original spots, indicating a continuity in these areas. The entrance remains in the bottom left corner, and a ‘printing machine’ has now been installed near it, likely to provide added convenience for users. Despite these changes, the ‘study tables,’ arranged in two rows at the center, have remained consistent, suggesting that the focus on group study persists. Similarly, the placement of ‘book shelves’ in the top-center and bottom-middle areas has not changed, maintaining the same locations for displaying the library’s collection.
The ‘computer books’ section on the right side of the floor plan remains unchanged, underscoring its lasting importance. One notable update is the transformation of the former ‘office’ area next to the ‘computer books’ into a ‘conference room,’ which implies a shift towards more collaborative activities. Although certain areas have retained their original functions, new facilities such as the ‘audio room’ and ‘printing machine’ demonstrate that the library has adapted to modern services and evolving user needs.