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The image displays two maps comparing the layout of a university sports center from 2007 to the present day. The 2007 map features a grass football pitch, a swimming pool, a tennis court, teaching facility (20), a temporary teaching hut, and a building marked "International Academy". The present-day map includes an all-weather football pitch surrounded by a running track, a swimming pool adjacent to a squash court, teaching facilities (47), and additional buildings labeled "First Aid", "Clinic", "Lab", and "2-storeyed teaching facilities". Each map reflects a distinctive arrangement and number of facilities within the same overall boundary.
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This map displays the change in layouts of facilities in the university sports centre from 2007 to present day. Overall, although some temporary huts have changed, basic facilities’ layouts, such as the football pitch and the swimming pool have not dramatically changed, except partially updates.
The most significant change is that the temporary teaching huts turned into medical facitilites including first aid, clinic, and teaching institutions, with the lab. Additionally, the runnning track was placed around the football pitch. Also, the tennis court was reconstructed as the squash court.
The football pitch maintains its space, however, it had a minor change; it became to allowing all weather pitch from the ground of glass. Besides, teaching facilities were extended. These had 20 facilities in 2007, and the number of them increased to 47, which is over twice. On the other hand, the swimming pool was diminished its space compared to 2007.
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