The diagram below shows the floor plan of a public library 20 years ago and how it looks now. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The diagrams comprise the central library 20 years ago compared to today's view.

Overall

, noticeable changes were witnessed in the presence of the cafe, lecture

room

, and self-service machines, which replaced the enquiry desk.

Likewise

, some improvements were made, including expanding the

children

's corner and demolishing the reading

room

. In terms of the central library, 20 years ago, three rooms of the same size were available for

children

's

books

, computer games, and a reading

room

. The adult

books

could be found outdoors in two categories (fiction and non-fiction), separated by tables and chairs in the middle. Beside the entrance, the enquiry desk helped the visitors with ticketing, book returns, and other activities. Examined to how it looked in the past, the central library today is highlighted by the expanded

children

's corner, which provides book and storytelling events

along with

two sofas. The self-service machines are built to replace human tasks,

whereas

the information desk and adult fiction

books

are still available. To the south of the

children

's

room

, all reference

books

space exists, and the computer

room

afterwards. The lecture

room

, in the northeast corner, takes over the old

children

's place,

while

the cafe can be found to the left of the entrance.