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The image displays two floor plans for a Central Library, one from 20 years ago and one for today. The plan for 20 years ago shows a central entrance leading to an area with tables and chairs, flanked on the left by a CDs, videos, and computer games section, an adult fiction books area, and a reading room for newspapers and magazines. On the right, there was a children's books section, an adult non-fiction books area, and an enquiry desk for tickets and book returns. The current 'Central Library today' plan shows an entrance leading to a layout with a storytelling events area with two sofas, a children's fiction books section, an all reference books section, and a computer room on the left. On the right, there is a lecture room, an adult fiction books section, an information desk, self-service machines, and a café.
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The diagrams show Central Library before and after changes were made to its layout.
Clearly, the library has been updated to include dedicated spaces for events and now has an open space in the centre.
Twenty years ago, to the left of the entrance there was a reading room with newspapers and magazines and to the right there was an enquiry desk. Now there’s a computer room on the left and a café where the information desk once was. Adult fiction has moved to the right-hand side of the room and all reference books are now on the left. There is a smaller information desk with self-service machines in what once was the adult non-fiction section.
There was a room at the back left-hand corner that had computer games, CDs and videos that has since been enlarged and houses children’s fiction. It has a space with two sofas where storytelling events are held. There is a lecture room in the back right-hand corner where children’s books used to be.
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