The two maps show the evolution of a museum from 1998 to 2008.
Overall, the museum has
undergone enhancements to create a more welcoming atmosphere for visitors. Notable
changes include the introduction of a new restaurant, a café with a sitting area, and the
addition of fountains. Additionally, older facilities were relocated during this transformation.
In 1995, the museum provided limited facilities. Visitors entered from the South, purchasing
tickets at the entrance. To the left, there was a temporary exhibition room, and on the opposite
side was a shop. Beyond the shop, in the bottom right corner, were the WC and a room for
guests to store their belongings. A spacious garden occupied the center, with permanent
exhibition rooms on either side in the East and West. Lastly, a café was situated in the North.
By 2008, significant changes had occurred in the museum's layout. Access remained from the
South, but the shop and cloakroom were relocated to the bottom left, previously occupied by
the temporary exhibition room. One permanent exhibition room was replaced by a temporary
exhibition room and a new restaurant in the East. The WC was moved to the North, adjacent to
the café, which now featured a sitting area in the garden. Fountains near the entrance were
introduced, and the old permanent exhibition room in the West was extended, reaching to the
South and occupying the bottom right corner.