The two maps illustrate the layout of the museum in 1998 and how it changed by 2008.
Overall, while the basic structure of the museum has remained unchanged, most areas have undergone significant changes in function and facilities. Notably, the garden area was developed, and a restaurant was added, while the permanent exhibition rooms were expanded.
Immediately after entering, guests are greeted by the ticket counter, centrally located at the front. Compared to 1998, the garden section has been upgraded, along with fountains, a small block, a semi-circular café, and a seating area. The northern part of the garden has been reduced in size to accommodate a WC section. On the right side of the map, a large block of three sections, including a shop, WC, and a storage room for bags and coats, has been converted into a larger permanent exhibition room.
The removal and modernization of some facilities have also occurred on the left part of the museum. The temporary exhibition room was divided into two smaller units: one used as a storage room for bags and coats, and the other converted into a shop. The adjacent area, which had previously been fully occupied by permanent exhibition rooms, was subdivided into two functional spaces. The larger one, approximately equal in size to the combined garden and café seating areas, was converted into a temporary exhibition room, while the smaller one became a restaurant.