The diagram below shows the floor plan of a public library 20 years ago and how it looks now

The diagram presents the level plan of the Central Library two decades ago and its current layout.

Overall

, it is apparent that the library has undergone a significant transformation to embrace modern style as it currently owns dedicated rooms for various functions and an open area. Twenty years ago, there was a reading

room

for newspaper and magazine collections to the left of the entrance door and an enquiry desk to its right. Now the reading

room

is converted as a computer

room

, whilst a cafe is now built on the former information desk. Aside from that, there was a seating area with tables in the centre that are now removed to be an open space. Adult fiction located on the left section has been moved to the right-hand side of the opposite section.

Furthermore

, the left passage currently functions as all references spot, whilst the right passage is a smaller information desk with self-service machines next to adult fiction.

Additionally

, in the back left-hand corner was a

room

for CDs, videos, and computer games corner that has since been enlarged to accommodate children’s fiction alongside the spot for storytelling sessions and two sofas. Meanwhile, the

room

at the back right-hand corner is a lecture

room

where children’s books used to be.