The given maps illustrate how student accommodation has transformed since 2010.
Overall, it is obvious that the remarkable changes are the increase in the number of student bedrooms and the expansion into a major part of the original garden, which enhances the building’s appeal and functionality.
More specifically, on the northern side of the building, the previous top left-hand corner garden has been removed to add a new student bedroom. Additionally, the former living room, located in the central north, has been converted into a new bedroom, forming a continuous row of three bedrooms. In the central part of the accommodation, the bathroom and one student bedroom remain intact over the period.
On the southern side, a new car park, which replaced the used-to-be garden, has been built outside the building. While the main entrance and hallway have not been altered, the en-suite room, at the end of the hallway, has been erected adjacent to the bedroom at the southeast corner. Finally, the kitchen remains in its original position but has now also become a social area.