The plans below show the South Wing of Walton Museum in 2008 and in 2012 after it was redeveloped.

The map illustrates the South Wing of Walton Museum before and after renovation in the years 2008 and 2012.
Overall
, we can notice that
building
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got extended and there were added 2 more floors with fewer new rooms.
To begin
with the underground
floor
, the shop and exhibition
room
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the same in 2008 and 2012, but the cloaks
room
was replaced playing area for children.
Additionally
, the stair was made into
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the lift
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. The main entrance on 1st
floor
was outside in 2008, but it was redeveloped into a hall inside the museum in 2012. The
cloaks
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room
was relocated to the reception hall which was placed right after the entrance. Continuously, on the right of the lift, we can see, the reading
room
that didn't change its location. The second
floor
which
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new construction in 2012, offered visitors more convenience with a restaurant on the left side of the lift and
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terrace next to it. There was
also
build new self-service
room
. There was only 1 exhibition
room
IN 2008, but the museum opened 1 more on 3rd
floor
in 2012
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The introduction provides an overview of the changes but lacks a clear outline of the main features and a conclusion summarizing the key points.
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The response offers a basic overview of the changes, but it needs to provide more specific details and comparisons between the two plans. There is also a need for a more comprehensive conclusion.

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