The pair of plans illustrates the spatial organization of the ground floor of a museum in 1990 and 2010. Overall, the museum’s ground floor has become more accessible and appealing to the general public, with new areas added or existing ones modernize. The most striking modification has been to the western and northwestern part of the floor, where the Archeology gallery has been divided into 2 new areas: Children’s interactive zone and Poster display area. Also, the entrance has been widened, while the reception counter has been reangled and moved closer to the it. Another noticeable change is in the northeastern side where the gift shop’s layout has been expanded to seamlessly integrate a new café into the space. This alteration has led to the relocation of the monument from the northwestern part of the floor to the center of it. At the same time, moving upstairs has been facilitated by the inclusion of a lift right between Natural history room and Café and gift shop. Taken as a wh...