The provided maps illustrate the structural modifications made to Riverage College over a thirty-year period. Overall, the college has shifted from a facility focused on administrative offices and parking to one that prioritises student amenities and creative learning spaces.
Thirty years ago, the college featured a Sport Hall on the left, adjacent to a flower bed and a terrace. The central building housed a refectory, a library, and a common room, while the building on the right contained four offices and a reception area. A large car park occupied the far right of the site.
In contrast, the current layout shows several notable changes. The flower bed has been replaced by steps, and the central building now contains an office, a library, and a cafe, replacing the former refectory and common room. The right-hand building has been repurposed to include an Art-Class Room, a reception, and a Music Room. Furthermore, the car park has been removed entirely, with a tree now occupying that space. These developments reflect a clear transition towards a more student-centred environment, replacing vehicle infrastructure with communal and creative facilities.