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The image depicts two floor plans for the south wing in 2008 and 2012 with various room allocations; in 2008, the layout comprised of entrance leading to reception, adjacent to reading room and a cloaks room, with shop next to special exhibition room, and stairs centrally located; by 2012, modifications introduced terrace beside entrance hall that led to relocated reception-cloaks room alongside shop and persistently positioned special exhibition room, addition of restaurant, installation of lift adjacent to newly introduced exhibition, self-service, children play area rooms, with reading room repositioned at bottom.
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The plans illustrate the transformation of the South Wing of Walton Museum in two different years.
Overall, the building experienced an expansion from a simple building into a more modern space with new facilities across every floor. The most significant improvements included the construction of the lift and additional floors.
In 2008, the museum occupied a relatively compact area, with a special exhibition room, a shop and cloak rooms on the ground floor. The reception and reading rooms were situated above, meanwhile access to the building was provided by a path.
By 2012, the building was expanded vertically, with a lift installed to connect four levels. The special exhibition room and the shop remained in their original position, while a reception and cloak room were combined. The reading room was relocated with the children area behind it and self-service room above. Similarly a restaurant, terrace and entrance room were introduced.
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