The provided maps illustrate the structural transformations of an art gallery's ground floor between 2005 and the present day. Overall, the layout has been extensively reconfigured to improve accessibility and visitor amenities, although the exhibition rooms on the eastern side remain unchanged.
In 2005, the western side of the gallery featured a cafe in the top corner, a gallery office, and a large exhibition room 4. The central area was occupied by a receptionist, with stairs located at the top. By contrast, the present-day layout has replaced these areas with a gallery shop, a vending machine, a temporary exhibition space, and a children's area. Furthermore, the central reception area has been expanded into an entrance hall, and a lift has been installed next to the stairs.
Regarding the eastern side, the configuration of exhibition rooms 1, 2, and 3 has remained consistent throughout the period. However, accessibility has been enhanced in the present day with the addition of a ramp for wheelchairs at the main entrance. These modifications reflect a shift towards prioritizing visitor services and inclusive access over the previous office and cafe-focused arrangement.