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The image contains two maps depicting a university library in 2005 (top map) and its current layout (bottom map); in 2005, the library included: entrance (left), three rectangular-walled study tables in the center, two sets of bookshelves (one each horizontally-aligned on the top and bottom of the study tables), book return counter adjacent to study tables on the right, another bookshelf right of book return, library office to the far right (enclosing previous three elements), and two computers vertically set (bottom wall); today, library includes entrance (left), two rectangular-walled study tables top-centre, five horizontally-aligned bookshelves below the study tables, book return counter far right (next to bookshelves), private study desks (bottom wall), and desks for student laptops placed centrally right.
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The given maps illustrate the changes in a university library between 2005 and present.
It is obvious from the maps that the library has been modernized and more facilities have been added in today’s life.
Focusing on the past situations, bookshelves occupied a large portion of the library. However, those in the east part have been removed to make way for replaced automated book borrowing when it came to the present. There is a change in study tables as well, which are specialized for students who want to study privately.
When it comes to the east part, computer desks remained in their place after years, despite changing to convenient laptops, converting the location of south bookshelves and library office once. There was only an exception with the library office, which has been knocked down after 20 years for the expansion of the laptops’ spot.
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