The diagram below shows the floor plan of a public library 20 years ago and how it looks now.
The diagram illustrates the layout structure of the public library, highlighting key changes in amenities over a span of 20 years.
Overall
, the current library retains a similar building structure to its predecessor, with three areas on each side, a lobby, and an entrance. Linking Words
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, each section has been renamed and repurposed for various functions, with additional facilities added.
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the data, 20 years ago, upon entering the building, tables and chairs were placed in the Linking Words
center
of the spacious lobby. Change the spelling
centre
However
, these have since been removed. In the top-left corner of the map, the former entertainment room, which offered CDs, videos, and computer games, has been expanded to include two sofas where children can listen to storytelling events and read fiction Linking Words
books
. Meanwhile, the rooms, previously used for reading adult fiction Use synonyms
books
, newspapers, and magazines, have now been converted into spaces for all reference materials and computers.
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books
, has been replaced by a lecture room. Adjacent to Use synonyms
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, the space formerly designated for adult non-fiction Linking Words
books
now accommodates adult fiction Use synonyms
books
, with an information desk and three self-service machines added. The Use synonyms
last
area, which was originally the enquiry desk offering various services Linking Words
such
as ticket sales and book returns, has now been transformed into a Café.Linking Words
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