The graphics illustrate the layout of Liverton docks as it is now, compared to how it used to look in 1980.
Overall, the area has transformed from an actively functional port zone to a modern one, most notably with a new access across the river being installed and several educational, residential and leisure facilities being newly introduced.
Looking first at the northern part, two old warehouses in 1980 are now converted into an education center and a children’s playground, together with a sail club in between. These developments have resulted in the demolition of two old cranes located alternately with the warehouses.
As for the remaining area, another crane and warehouse on the other riverside have also been removed to create space for a hotel and a block of apartments with a parking lot adjacent to it. Along the south riverbank, there is an addition of a novel pedestrian path. This river walk is now in conjunction with a newly built bridge and a flood barrier spanning the river. Eventually, a ship museum in the form of a large ship floating on the river has been established while multiple ships in the original structures have been decommissioned.