The two maps show how a layout of a student accommodation was transformed since 2010. Overall, the area has undergone notable changes, becoming more convenient for housing and less environmentally-friendly. The most significant alteration includes the removal of green areas.
Far simpler and greener at the beginning of the period in 2010, the building and its surroundings offered only a limited number of facilities for students. Main access was through southwest corner which led to a small area called Hallway. There was a students bedroom to its front, followed by a bathroom located at the centre, whereas the eastern part was occupied by a kitchen, with a further student bedroom to its rare. A living room was also located in the northern part, flanked by a garden and a student bedroom on each side. Additionally, the territory featured two gardens on the top and bottom sides.
After development, several modifications have been made, rendering the area almost unrecognizable. Whereas the entrance, Hallway, and all students bathrooms remained intact, the existing kitchen was transformed into a new small kitchen and a social area, enhancing social infrastructure. The living room and garden in the northwest corner were also repurposed as two students bedrooms so that more students can live in this area. The former garden remained unchanged, whereas a car parking area was introduced on the bottom, thereby improving parking capacity. This upgrade, however, was implemented at the expense of the latter garden. In addition to this, students can now use an en-suit room, positioned in front of the car parking.