comparison of the sports centre now and after redevelopment

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The plan illustrates the layout of
university sports
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the university sports centre
centre
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now and after the development of the
centre
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. The current sports
centre
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has limited amenities like gym, small 25m swimming
pool
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and seating area. There is a big outdoor court on both the side of the sports
centre
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for playing outdoor games. The
future
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university sports
centre
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after the redevelopment is enlarged and has various amenities. The gym area has been increased in the
future
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plans.
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, there are new dance studios which
has been added
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have been added
in the plans which are not available in the current sports
centre
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.
There has been addition
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There has been an addition
There has been added
There has been added added
of
coffee shop
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coffee shops
a coffee shop
the coffee shop
and sports shop
inside
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in
the sports
centre
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which will help students purchase any sports item
.
Accept space
.
Currently there is only
one
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changing
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room but
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room, but
as
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at
the per the
future
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plans there are 3 changing rooms at different areas of the
centre
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. The current area of outdoor courts will be utilised for building a leisure
pool
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for students. There is a changing
room
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immediately
next
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to the leisure
pool
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.
Similarly
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, there is
addition
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the addition
an addition
of
one
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changing
room
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next
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to the 25 m
pool
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and the gym so
crowd
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the crowd
will be spread out
instead
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of going to
one
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common changing
room
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.
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Lastly there
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Lastly, there
is an addition
of
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to
sports hall where students can play basketball, badminton or any other outdoor sports which looks better than the current
one
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. To summarise all, the
future
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redevelopment of the
centre
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looks more organised than the current
one
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and has more amenities than the current
one
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