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The image presents two layouts of a park at different times: Grange Park in 1920 and Grange Park today. In 1920, the park layout included a fountain at its center with three rose gardens to its northwest, northeast, and southwest, a stage for musicians south of center with seating to the west and east, a glasshouse at the southeast, and a pond of water plants at the northeast. In the current layout, the center hosts a cafe, a children's play area is situated at the northeast, a water feature replaces the fountain, an amphitheater for concerts is located in the southwest, and an underground car park is positioned at the southeast, with updated footpaths and seating arrangements.
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The map demonstrate the comparison of grange park’s then vs now confuguration.Overall, the park has untimately changed it’s exterior over a period of time with rose garden in the middle encircling with seats which used to be scattered in the park.
In detail, the stage for musicians in left corner side is demolished and renovated into large amphitheatre for concerts. Back in time there used to be several gardens and seats scattered in the park but it has been settled into the central part as one garden keeping the seats around it. One of the gardens is turned into a cafe in the upper corner.
in addition, down right corner’s greenhouse in 1920 is turned into waterfeature. waterfeature is located just behind the entrance of eldon street. moreover another striking change can bee seen in the top right corner, where there used be pond for waterplants, but now is a playground for children to play around.
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