The plans below show how the ground floor of a particular building has changed over time. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The given maps illustrate how the three differences between grand-floor buildings have changed over time. In general, each building has a unique ground floor plan

that is

different from the others. First and foremost, an

office

building between 1958 and 1984 had several rooms,

such

as a toilet, a secretary’s

office

, an assistant’s

office

, and a meeting

room

on the left

side

of the entrance.

Then

, on the right

side

, there was a reception area, a manager's

office

, and a kitchen.

However

, from 1985 to 2000, when the building changed into an apartment, on the left

side

of the entrance, a toilet and a secretary’s

office

were merged to become a bathroom and shower,

also

a meeting

room

and an assistant’s

office

were changed to a living

room

. Turning to the right

side

,

while

a manager's

office

and a reception area were united to be two bedrooms, the kitchen was still the same as before.

Furthermore

, the building was renovated to be a flower shop from 2001 until now, and there were

also

particular renovations on the ground floor.

First,

on the left

side

of the entrance, the

room

sizes of the living

room

, and bathroom and shower on the previous floor were reduced.

As a result

, there was a new space for the flower

room

, and the rooms were renovated to have a play area and gift cards.

Second,

on the right

side

, bedroom 2 was demolished and

remodeled

Change the spelling

remodelled

show examples

to become a flower space.

While

the kitchen was still there, bedroom 1 was adjusted to become an

office

.