The diagram illustrates the Grange park which was built in 1920 and still today
The diagram illustrates the Grange park which was built in 1920 and still today rKXg6
Grange park which has been built in 1920 and still opening today. There would be sophisticated changes since renovation has been made through decades, well two different timelines.
In 1920, stage for musicians was in the left side of the park while seats were surrouned it from four sides, which means audience could listen to music in cushy ways. In the middle of the seats there were two rose gardens and each was placed on opposite side. Continuously, in the centre of the park there was splendid fountain, in other way which was in the middle of the gates withwhich could access to the park, with Arnold Avenue on north side and Eldon street on south side. On the right side of amusement, again rose garden and seats were built respectively. In addition, glass house on the south east side and pond for water plants on north eastside. After all, 1920 Grange park was shape in rectangular.
When it reaches today, the shape is still constant also provided with Arnold avenue and Eldon street on the same places. There are two rose gardens still, one in the centre supported by the seats and other in same location. In stead of stage being in the left side, amphitheatre is built now. Contrary to the left side, the right side has been changed completely. Cafe, children's play area, water feature and underground car park are replaced with the original ones.
Grange
park
which has
been built
in 1920 and
still
opening
today
. There would
be sophisticated
changes
since renovation has
been made
through decades, well two
different
timelines.
In 1920, stage for musicians was in the
left
side of the
park
while
seats
were
surrouned
it from four
sides
, which means audience could listen to music in cushy ways. In the middle of the
seats
there were two rose gardens and each
was placed
on opposite side.
Continuously
, in the
centre
of the
park
there was splendid fountain, in other way which was in the middle of the gates
withwhich
could access to the
park
, with Arnold Avenue on north side and Eldon street on south side. On the right side of amusement, again rose garden and
seats
were built
respectively
.
In addition
, glass
house
on the
south east
side and pond for water plants on north
eastside
.
After all
, 1920 Grange
park
was shape in rectangular.
When it reaches
today
, the shape is
still
constant
also
provided with Arnold avenue and Eldon street on the same places. There are two rose gardens
still
, one in the
centre
supported by the
seats
and other in same location.
In stead of
stage being in the
left
side,
amphitheatre
is built
now
. Contrary to the
left
side, the right side has been
changed
completely.
Cafe
, children's play area, water feature and underground car
park
are replaced
with the original ones.