There are two plans.

While the former plan emphasizes the present layout of the university’s sports
center prior to renovation, the latter depicts the layout subsequent to renovation.

Overall, the renovation project will involve significant redevelopment, including the
addition of a leisure pool and other buildings such as studios and rooms. However, it is
noteworthy that more than 50% of the current layout will remain unchanged.

Currently, the layout consists of a 25-meter pool surrounded by various areas in all four
directions. To the north, there is a gym, while to the south, there is a reception area with
entrances on both sides, to reach the changing room on the west and seating on the east, whereas
the pool can only be accessed through the changing room. Additionally, there are separate
outdoor areas on the east and west sides.

In the renovated plan, the outdoor area on the west will be replaced by an additional
leisure pool, accompanied by a changing room on the south and an adjacent sports shop.
Furthermore, the outdoor room on the east will be substituted with a sports hall, and two
dance studios in the far east. The south side will feature a café and a changing room, while the
north side will see an expansion of the gym area connecting to the pool.
There are two maps. While the former plan emphasizes the present layout of an island prior to the
redevelopment of its tourist facilities, the latter depicts the layout subsequent to the changes.

Overall, significant developments have taken place on the island, introducing various
constructions and addressing the lack of necessary amenities that existed prior to the
changes. Additionally, a footpath and vehicle tracks have been created to enhance
accessibility.

Taking a closer look at the maps, prior to the construction, the islands lacked the necessary
amenities for tourists. There were no accommodations available for lodging needs, no pier
for convenient access from ships, and a lack of basic necessities such as walking paths and
vehicle tracks.

In the subsequent map, all construction activities were concentrated in the western part of the
island, located close to the beach. This area now features several facilities, including a pier,
numerous accommodations, a reception area, and a restaurant. In contrast, the eastern zone
of the island did not undergo any specific changes during this period. Furthermore, in the
western zone, vehicle tracks have been established connecting the pier to the reception area
and the restaurant. Another vehicle track runs between the accommodations and the beach,
facilitating transportation within the area
The are two maps. While the former illustrates the town of Westley in 1918 the latter map
depicts the transformation of Westley over two centuries, showcasing its evolution into a
more modern and urbanized town.

Overall, Westley has experienced significant development and urbanization, leading to the
transformation of various aspects of the town. The maps demonstrate notable changes in the
transport systems, loss of green spaces, and the repurposing of older buildings

Taking a closer look at the maps,