The plans below show a public park when it first opened in 1920 and the same park today. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The maps illustrate some changes to a public
garden
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since it opened in 1920 and today respectively.
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,
it is clear that
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the playground changed considerably with the introduction of eight new features shown in the second diagram. It is noticeable that the square has more new facilities and
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only the
Rose
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garden
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located at the left-hand corner remained there since it is opened to the public. Today, a
Rose
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garden
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is located at the centre of the place and surrounded by seats. An amphitheatre for concerts is located on the left side of the
Rose
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Garden
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. In 1920, the centre of the Park was a fountain and the seats were located along the sides of the playground. There was a stage for musicians on the left side of the fountain.
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, the children play’s area is added
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the left-hand edge, café is
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added near the play area. An entrance for an underground
carpark
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car park
is
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added near the play area. An entrance for the underground
carpark
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car park
is added at the left-hand intersection, which is near the new facilities, and water
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.
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in 1920, Pond for water plants was located in the right-hand corner, which was the
Rose
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garden
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near the pond. There was no entrance to the underground playground and the glasshouse was located the opposite pond.
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, the
Rose
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garden
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in the left corner has disappeared today.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • alterations
  • renovations
  • modernize
  • upgraded
  • transformed
  • landscaping
  • facilities
  • amenities
  • preservation
  • heritage
  • green spaces
  • eco-friendly
  • public space
  • community impact
  • historical elements
  • conservation
  • recreational areas
  • urban planning
  • sustainable development
  • layout
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