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The image includes two diagrams depicting Lynwich College in 2006 and the present day; in 2006, the layout features a library to the east of College Building 2, north of the sports field, accessible via a path; south of the library is College Building 1, to the west of which is College Building 2, south of which is the sports field; a road runs along the northern perimeter, with a car park in the northeast corner. In the present day, the site maintains the road and sports field positions, introducing a cafeteria centrally located between College Buildings 1 and 2 and a sports center south of the library; bike storage is added beside the sports center, and a bus stop now stands at the north central road section; all other building positions remain as in 2006, with the path network modified accordingly.
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The two maps show the site of a college in 2006 and present. The first thing that is totally difference is the bus stop which is very useful to the students for easier transportation. And we can definitely understand that these days, most government encourage for sports and that’s why the two new space for sports centre and sports field is appear.
Secondly, people also emphasis about green energy that they also rely on non-engine vehicles like bicycles and the bike storage space is also included. The providers also provide the cafeteria for students who want to relax and spend their free time even in their college area. It is also the improvement in people’s mindset that mental health is essential for human beings.
The last thing that makes different is the main resource for students who wants to develop their knowledge by reading in library. The area is wider than before and the buildings is stronger than ever.
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