The provided maps illustrate the physical transformations of a university campus between 2010 and the present day. Overall, the campus has undergone significant structural development, transitioning from a dispersed layout with shared teaching facilities to a more specialized academic environment with expanded student accommodation and centralized amenities.
In 2010, the campus featured a single teaching block for both arts and science, alongside university offices and a restaurant. The central area was dominated by a large lake surrounded by a lawn and seating area, with shops located nearby. Two separate student accommodation buildings were situated on the periphery.
By the present day, the landscape has been extensively reconfigured. The original teaching block has been replaced by two distinct buildings dedicated to science and arts. Furthermore, the student accommodation has been expanded, with the buildings now appearing larger and more integrated. The original restaurant, shops, and university offices have been consolidated into a new, multi-purpose facility for student services located near the lake, which has been reduced in size to accommodate this development. These changes reflect a shift towards a more concentrated and specialized campus infrastructure.