The two maps illustrate the layout changes of a bookstore between the year 2000 and the present.
Overall, the bookstore has undergone significant modifications, shifting from a book-dedicated layout to a more multifunctional space that includes a café and seating area. While the entrance, service desk, and some book sections remain unchanged, several areas have been rearranged or repurposed.
In 2000, the central part of the bookstore was occupied by the Art, Hobbies, and Cookery sections in three parallel shelves. However, these have now been relocated to the top side of the bookstore in a horizontal line. The Travel section remains in the same place to the left of the center, and the New Books and Service Desk sections are still near the entrance.
A notable change is the addition of a café in the bottom-right corner, where the Non-Fiction section used to be. To accommodate the café and create a more social atmosphere, several tables have been added to the center. The Non-Fiction area has been moved to the far right, replacing one of the Fiction sections.
These changes suggest the bookstore has evolved to focus more on customer experience rather than just book browsing.
