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The image compares the library ground floor layout between 2001 and 2009. In 2001: Fiction area is central with 4 rectangular tables, Newspapers and periodicals on the right side, History section adjacent to stairs on the left, Self help section below History, and Librarian’s Desk, Entrance, and Stairs located in the bottom right. By 2009: Fiction remains central, Children’s Books area replaces previous center left Fiction with a new Children’s area below, Tables reduce to 3 smaller sizes centrally, Films and DVDs occupies right side space, Computers in bottom right beside Librarian’s Desk, new additional sections include Law, Economics, and Kitchen. The bottom layout's Librarian’s Desk, Entrance, and Stairs remain constant.
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The plans illustrate how the library was in 2001 and the applied changes in 2009.
Overall, the library has become more accesible and user-friendly, with the introduction of children’s area and films and DVDs.
However, these changes have come at the cost of fiction area and newspaper and periodicals.
Looking at the details, the librarian’s desk and the stairs were side, just by the entrance. Plenty of square tables can be seen in the middle of the library, making it the center of attention, just right of the table there was a special place for newspaper and periodicals. On the opposite and top side of the tables, the book sections such as self-help and fiction were shown.
Turning to the east side, there was no change in the places of tables, but they did become more rectangular. The additions were films and DVDs, new book sections, computers just south of films and DVDs, and children’s area. The book sections increased from three to four and the librarian’s desk, stairs stayed by the entrance, not changing.
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