The given map depict the structural developments that took place on a tropical island before and after its transformation into a tourist resort.
Overall, the island underwent a dramatic redevelopment, transitioning a completely untouched and uninhabited landmass into a fully equipped holiday destination. Despite the extensive addition of modern amenities , the vast majority of the natural vegetation was successfully preserved.
Inıtıally, the island remained its natural state devoid of any human made infrasturacture.The western shoreline featured a natural beach, while several small lusters of palm treeswere scattered across the central and eastern sections of the island. In the subsequent period, substantial construction altered the layout significantly. A pier was constructed along the southern coast to accommodate passenger boats, with a newly paved vehicle track extending inland toward a centralized reception building. Situated directly north of the reception is a newly built restaurant.
To cater to visitors, two distinct residential areas consisting of circular accommodation huts were established to the west and east of the reception area, interconnected by a network of footpaths. Furthermore, the footpaths extend westward to provide direct access to the beach, which has been converted into a dedicated swimming area. Meanwhile, the eastern side of the island now features various additional lodging units while retaining its original palm trees.