The provided maps illustrate the transformation of a park between 1980 and the present day. Overall, the park has evolved from a primarily aesthetic space into a more functional area designed for leisure and social activities.
In 1980, the park featured a pond surrounded by three benches, with a flower bed located in the bottom left corner and a triangular section of trees in the top right. Access was provided by two gates, one at the top left and another at the bottom middle. The layout was relatively simple, focusing on greenery and seating.
By contrast, the current layout shows substantial changes. While the pond and its three surrounding benches remain, the flower bed has been replaced by a bush area. Furthermore, the top right section, which previously contained only trees, now includes a picnic area equipped with chairs, desks, and a barbecue. Additionally, a new playground has been constructed in the bottom right corner of the park. These developments indicate a shift towards accommodating more diverse recreational needs, transforming the park into a more versatile public space compared to its original 1980 configuration.