The provided diagrams illustrate the layout of a museum in 1998 and the subsequent modifications implemented by 2008. Overall, the museum underwent significant structural changes, primarily focusing on the expansion of visitor amenities and the reconfiguration of exhibition spaces.
In 1998, the museum featured large permanent exhibition rooms occupying both the left and right sides of the building, with a central garden. The entrance was located at the bottom middle, flanked by a temporary exhibition room on the left and a shop, toilets, and a cloakroom on the right. The cafe was situated at the top of the central garden.
By 2008, the layout had been substantially altered. The permanent exhibition space was reduced, now confined to the right side of the building. A new restaurant was added in the top-left corner, and the cafe was expanded to include a dedicated sitting area adjacent to the garden, which now featured fountains. Furthermore, the entrance area was reorganized; the shop was moved to the bottom-left, while the cloakroom was relocated to the bottom-left corner. These changes reflect a shift towards enhancing visitor comfort and dining facilities at the expense of exhibition floor space.