The provided diagrams illustrate the structural changes made to a medical centre between 2008 and 2010. Overall, the facility experienced substantial growth, with the floor plan becoming more complex due to the addition of several new rooms and the extension of the central corridor.
In 2008, the centre featured a treatment room, three doctor's offices, a staff office, a reception, a waiting room, and a laboratory. By 2010, the layout had been significantly modified. The number of doctor's offices increased from three to four, and a new store room was added at the end of the extended corridor. Furthermore, the waiting room was relocated towards the centre of the building to accommodate new facilities on the left side, specifically an education room and a mother and child room.
Additional changes included the introduction of a pharmacy, which was positioned between the staff office and the laboratory on the right side of the building. While the main entrance and the treatment room remained in their original positions, the overall footprint of the medical centre expanded to incorporate these new amenities, reflecting a broader range of services provided to patients by 2010.