The two maps illustrate the transformation of the village from an undeveloped araea into a recreational and residential urban region between 1985 and 2005.
Overall, the village experienced significant redevelopment, with industrial areas replaced by housing and modern infrastructure, while some open spaces were preserved.
In 1985, the eastern part of the village consisted of a factory, while a main road divided the city in two sections. Additionally, a river ran through the middle of the city and a wooden bridge connected the two main roads. To the north-west, small roadside inns were located and connected along the road. The western side included a field with a few trees close by.
By 2015, the factory was demolished in the east, whereas an industrial zone was established and linked to the main road. In the north-west, an industrial staff quarter was built with several trees planted around it. Furthermore, the western part of the city consisted of the housing estate 1, while the open field remained unchanged. The small roadside inns were relocated from the north-west to the southeast. In the south, the housing estate 2 was added, while the wooden bridge was transformed into a steel bridge. Additionally, more trees were planted across the city.
In summary, the village underwent major redevelopment, with industrial and commercial areas replaced by housing and modern infrastructure, while some original natural features and open spaces were retained.