The two maps show the evolution of a museum from 1998 to 2008. Overall, the museum underwent enhancements to create a more welcoming atmosphere for visitors. Notable changes include the introduction of a new restaurant, a café with a sitting area, and the addition of fountains. Additionally, older facilities were relocated during this transformation.
In 1998, the museum used to offer fewer facilities. The access was from the bottom, with a shop to the right and a temporary exhibition room located on the other side of the entrance. Further from the shop, there was a cloakroom, adjacent to which was the restroom. While two permanent exhibition rooms occupied the right and left wings of the museum, a spacious garden and a small café were situated between them.
By 2008, the museum had seen many changes in its layout. While the access remained intact, the temporary exhibition room made way for the cloakroom and the shop. The temporary exhibition room, in turn, was relocated next to the garden with a newly-built restaurant. These developments resulted in the disappearance of the permanent exhibition room on the left wing. Whereas the café remained in its original position, the restroom was moved just next to it. Other alterations included the expansion of the remaining permanent exhibition room, introduction of café sitting area and a fountain in the garden.