The two maps illustrate the Olympic and Paralympic village in the year 2000 and the present day. Overall, while the size of the village has remained roughly the same, significant changes have been made to its layout and facilities, with several new additions to accommodate modern needs.
One of the most notable changes is the expansion of the West End car park, which has increased in size. Additionally, a new road has been constructed to connect the West End car park to the East End car park, which has been relocated further north compared to its original position in 2000. On the east side of the village, the former athlete accommodation building has been repurposed into a dedicated living area for disabled athletes. In contrast, two new athlete accommodation blocks have been added in the southeast corner of the village, accompanied by a newly constructed multi-faith centre adjacent to them.
Further changes are evident in the southern part of the village. The previously vacant structure has been transformed into a modern medical building, providing essential healthcare services. The fitness centre, which was already present in 2000, has been significantly expanded to meet the growing demands of athletes. Adjacent to the fitness centre, a new welcome centre and village square have been established, creating a more inviting and functional space for visitors and residents alike.
In summary, while the overall footprint of the village has remained consistent, the present-day layout reflects a more sophisticated and inclusive design, with enhanced facilities and improved accessibility to better serve the needs of athletes.