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 plans below
illistartes
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illustrate
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the exchanges of buildings
graund
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ground
floor
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during
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over
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43 years. The office had more rooms and more available facilities than
other
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the other
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one. Meanwhile,
Flower
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the Flower
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shop had nearly 2 times
less
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rooms.
Only
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things
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thing
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that
do
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does
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not change after so long time is
kitchen
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the kitchen
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. In all
buildings
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buildings,
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it stayed in
same
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place. In 1958 when it was
office
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area, after
walked
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in
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into
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house
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the house
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, there
is
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were
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offices
to
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for
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secretary
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a secretary
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, manager, and
assistanse
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assistant
.
Also
on
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in
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the right corner was
reception
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the reception
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area and in the left top corner was
meeting
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the meeting
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room. In 1985 they were changed
like
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into
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a
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an
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apartment. There
was
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were
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2 bedrooms and
living
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a living
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room.
Furtermore
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Furthermore
, they had huge
bathroom
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bathrooms
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and
shower
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showers
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place. Flower
shop
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shops
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that suitable in the present have the biggest changes. In the left corner
gifts
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cards and under them is
play
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a play
the play
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area. Just below the right under, office for
shops
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shop
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staff.
Therefore
, all other
floor
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floors
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giving
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are giving
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for
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apply
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flower
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flowers
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.
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