The diagrams depict the transformation of a city park over time, illustrating the modifications implemented.
Overall, the alterations have significantly enhanced the park’s recreational facilities, resulting in a decline in the number of trees but an expansion in amenities.
In its original state, the park was adjacent to eight buildings along Park Avenue and featured a footpath frequented by six pedestrians. It comprised two main sections: one containing thirteen trees and the other which housed a boating lake, a café, two flowerbeds, and eight trees, amounting to a total of twenty-one trees within the park.
The current configuration of the park has introduced a combined cycle path and footpath, accommodating two cyclists and six pedestrians. The updated layout includes fewer trees, totaling twelve, and has replaced some earlier features with new amenities. These include one café, three benches, and three barbeques, situated in one of the sections, while the other section has been transformed to include a swimming pool and two tennis courts.