The diagrams below show the present building of a college and the plan for changes to the college site in the future.

Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.

Sample 1:

The maps show the current building and site layout of a college, and the proposed future changes.

Overall, the main changes to the college will include the expansion and renovation of the college building, with the addition and removal of several rooms and facilities. A number of changes to facilities outside of the building are also proposed.

The existing entrance to the building is on the northern side and accessed via a footpath which runs adjacent to the garden on the north and the car park on the western side of the building. The future plans propose that the new entrance will be on the southern side of the building, adjacent to the main road and bus stop. The footpath and garden surrounding the building will be removed, and the existing car park expanded to accommodate more cars.

Inside the building, there is currently a classroom, reception, and library along the eastern side. The future plans propose that the reception area will be moved to the centre of the building towards the new entrance at the south, and the library relocated to the western side, making way for four new classrooms. The toilets will be moved to the opposite end of the building, where the old entrance was, and a new shop will be built next to the existing lunch area.

Sample 2:

The diagram displays information about the present layout of a college site and the prospective plans for its future layout. As can be observed, the future design would remove footpaths and the garden, instead opting for a larger car park and main building. In addition, there would be more classrooms and an extra shop.  

At present, there are two footpaths traversing across the site, separating the main building from the garden and car park. The current car park has a maximum capacity of only four cars. Meanwhile, there are three classrooms in the main building, two on the right side of the entrance and one on the left.  

In the new design, the entrance would be placed on the opposite side of the building next to the road, and there would be four classrooms on its right and one on its left. The reception area would also be moved from the side of the building to the main corridor, while the library would be switched to the opposite side. Furthermore, toilets would also be situated on the other side of where it is now. In the top left of the building, there will be a new shopping area. Finally, the car park will be expanded to be able to accommodate 7 cars at once while the bus station and road remain unchanged.

Sample 3:

The given illustrations depict the differences between the current structure of a college and a revised vision in 2020.

Overall, looking at the diagrams, it is immediately obvious that the school campus is expected to see some significant changes. Futhermore, the most noticeable transformation are the ebstablishment of the new classrooms and the expansion of the parking lot.

Accorind to the current structure, there is an existing entrance to the north of the building, accesible by the pathway which runs adjacent the garden on the north and a car park on the west side of a unversity campus. This structure will be modified according to the proposed plan. The garden and the footpath surrounding the building will be removed and the original parking will be extended to accommodate more cars.

Inside the college, there is a classroom, the reception and the library along the eastern side. On the west of the building, two classrooms and a lunch area are offered, and a toilet is situated between a classroom on the southwest corner and the library. However, according to the suggested plan, the reception area will be moved to the center of the building towards the new entrance at the south, while the library will be relocated to the opposite side, making way for 4 new classrooms. Moreover, the toilet will be removed to the area where the entrance used to be. Adjacent to the lunch area, there will be the construction of a shop.

Sample 4:

The maps illustrate the current layout of part of a college campus and the proposed changes to be carried out in the future.

Overall, according to the plans, both the main building and the car park will be larger, replacing both the footpaths and the garden at the far end of the campus.

Outside the main building, there are currently 2 footpaths, one of which provides access to the college, and the other runs alongside the car park to the west of the school down to the bus stop on the main road in the south. These footpaths and the garden in the north will both be removed to allow for the expansion of the car park, while the bus stop and the road will remain as they are.

With regard to the main building, presently, from the entrance at the far end, a lunch area is located on the right-hand side, opposite a classroom on the other side. Further inward, visitors then see a pair of classrooms to the right, a reception area and library to the left, and the toilet in the middle against the back wall. According to plans, the entrance is to be relocated next to the bus stop. The new building will have four classrooms on one side, opposite a library, a classroom, a lunch area, and a new shop on the other. The toilets will be moved from the “road” end of the building to the far end, while the reception will be reduced in size and moved to the corridor, facing the new entrance.

Sample 5:

The diagrams show how a college will be changed in 2020. Overall, the plan involves the changes in both inside and outside the building of the college.

The most notable changes outside will be the expansion of the building and the enlargement of the car park to provide more parking lots. Because of this, the footpaths, which can be used to access the building, and the garden in front of the building will be removed.

Inside the building, the entrance is now opposite the garden. There is an area for having lunch and two classrooms on the left of the building, and toilets in the middle, and a classroom, a reception and a library on the right. In the future, the entrance and the reception will be rearranged to the closet side to the road and the bus stop while the toilets will be on the opposite side. The right side of the building will be enlarged with four classrooms. On the left, there will be a library moved from the right to, a new shop, and one classroom and the lunch area which will be unchanged.

Sample 6:

The given pictures depict the present and the future map of a college building. It is clear that many radical changes are proposed for the building in the future.

At present, to the north of the rectangular campus is a garden opposite the entrance. Along the west wall there is a footpath and a car park, and towards the south there is the bus stop. There are two classrooms on the southwest side and there is also a slightly bigger classroom on the north-eastern corner. Towards the south of the classroom is the reception and the library. An open area for lunch is seen on the southwest side. The toilets are on the south.

The most significant change planned is that the new building will have its entrance on the front side whereas the present entrance is at the back. Therefore, in the time to come, the college will face the main road, and the bus stop would be right at the entrance. The footpath on the west side of the building will also become redundant and is planned to be merged with the car park so as to widen it. The present toilet on the south is planned to be shifted to the north. On the northwest a shop is planned to be made, and the lunch area is proposed to go towards the south of the shop. Instead of two classrooms on the western side the plan is to have one classroom and the library. The library is also planned to be smaller than the present library. The reception is planned to be in the middle and all along the left side there would be four classrooms.

Overall, it can be seen that the college of the future would look very different from the present and would have five classrooms instead of three.

Sample 7:

The given illustrations depict the differences between the current structure of a college and revised vision in 2020.

The existing entrance to the building is on the north side and is accessible via a footpath that runs next to the garden in the north and the parking lot on the west side of the building. Future plans assume that the new entrance will be on the south side of the building, next to the main road and bus stop. The path and garden surrounding the building will be removed and the existing car park expanded to accommodate more vehicles.

The inside of the building currently has a classroom, a reception room and a library on the east side. Future plans call for the reception area to be relocated to the center of the building with a new entrance to the south and the library to the west, giving way to four new classrooms. Toilets will be relocated to the opposite end of the building where the old entrance was, and a new store will be built next to the existing dining area.

Overall, the key changes to the college would include the expansion and renovation of the college building, with the addition and removal of several rooms and facilities. Several changes to the facilities outside the building are also proposed.