The picture illustrate how the layout of a library changed over nine years.
Overall, significant changes have been made in terms of the library’s interior space design, especially in the central area of the library indicating a modernization that computers added.
In 2001, the library entrance was situated on the south side, accompanied by the librarian’s desk, with stairs leading to upper floors adjacent to it. The library was divided into three sections: self-help and history along the western wall, fiction along the northern wall, and newspapers and periodicals located in the east. Additionally, square-shaped tables occupied the central area.
By 2009, notable transformations had taken place. The newspapers and periodicals section had been replaced with films and DVDs, nearby installed several computers which can help to search for information on the internet. Furthermore, three new sections—kitchen, economics, and law—were incorporated along the western wall. The arrangement of tables was also revised, with larger rectangular tables replacing the previous square-shaped ones. The changes in the library layout have created a more spacious environment and provided additional seating for readers who want to relax and explore.
