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Band 5+: the maps shows the changes to the ground floor of a museum in 1950 and the present day.

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The image depicts two floor plans labeled "1950" and "Now." In "1950," sections are Courtyard, Sculpture, Early European Art, Middle European Art, Australia Art, Café, Temporary Exhibition, and Bookshop, arranged around an Entrance. For "Now," sections are Children Art School, Toilet, Café, Temporary Exhibition, Bookshop, Australian Aboriginal Art, Australian Art, Early European Art, Middle European Art, and Asian Art, similarly centered around Sculpture and Entrance.
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The maps illustrate the changes in floor plan of a museum dated back in 1950 and the current plan.

Overall, the current map still keep intact, and did not move the sculpture that is located directly atop the entrance, nor did they change the middle European art, and temporary exhibition located to the ease and west side of sculpture, respectively. The bookshop right under temporary exhibition also remained unchange.

In 1950, middle european art was in between early european art, and australia art, where the former is placed above middle european art, while the latter beneath. The map also have café located over temporary exhibition. North side of all the rooms, contains a courtyard that expand from one end to another.

In the present map, rooms will be extended and courtyard will no longer be in use, the courtyard will be divided into 3 rooms. Firstly, asian art is added to the map replacing Australia art, moving the replaced room above early european art. Secondly, next to that there is Australian Aboriginal art, and children art school side by side. Lastly, a toilet is also added beside café.

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