The two maps depict the structural and functional Changes that occurred in the south wing of Walton Museum between 2008 and 2012, indicating a clear shift in the area’s overall design and space allocation.
In general, the south wing witnessed notable expansion and modennization during the period, with the addition of various new facilities and the modification or replacement of several pree-existing feature. Nonetheless, some components remained unaltered over the five years.
At the top of the map, a new infrasturcture named the Exhibition room was introduced.In the lower area, the layout was considerably transformed by the development of completely new facility, the children’s play Area. Along the right side boundary self-service cafe occupying a war built by 2012, space that had remained Vacant in 2008. A major transformation was also evident one the Entrance Hall left site, where was constructed, signifying a significant improvement from its earlier state. All the center of the map, a newly introduced facility called a lift replaced what had previously been stairs.
Monevere the original Reading room and shop Present in 2008, were relocated by 2012. In contrast, the size of the reception was reduced significantly, suggesting a decline In usage or importance. Despite the extensive changes, the Gallery, clock room, and, path remained intact throughout the transformation.