The diagrams below show a public park when it first opened in 1920 and the same park today.

The diagrams illustrate the structure of a public

park

as it first opened in 1920 and the now. In general, what stands out from the diagrams is that Grange

Park

has seen dramatic changes over the period

such

as replacing the glasshouse with a new water feature, and the rose

garden

and its

seats

in the middle of the

park

can not be disregarded.

To begin

with, the glasshouse which was in the south-west of the

park

was demolished by constructing a new rose

garden

and its

seats

around.

Moreover

, the north-west of the

park

experienced 2 big changes

while

building a new cafe and children's play area by abolishing the rose

garden

and pond for water plants, respectively.

In addition

, the left side of the fountain was the place of stage for musicians before a new amphitheatre was constructed for concerts. With regards to other re-developments, the south-east of the area used to have

seats

and a rose

garden

;

however

, they were removed, and it is empty right now.

Although

we had a fountain in the centre of the

garden

park

in the past, it was replaced by a new rose

garden

and

seats

.

Furthermore

, the glasshouse and

seats

on the right side gave their places to the water feature and a new entrance for the underground car

park

.