The two maps show a city hospital in 2007 and after its renovations

The diagrams illustrate how a city hospital developed over a three-year period between the years 2007 and 2010. Overall, the accessibility to the institution enlarged whilst permitting a wider range of transport options to reach the centre. In addition, new parking facilities for both the employees and the public were constructed. In 2007, the health centre did only count with the main road that connected the building to the north, and the city to the south. Although the patients and the staff enjoyed the possibility of parking their vehicles merely close to the clinic, spaces were very limited and bus stops stood at both sides of the entrance street. Three years later, a new public car park attached right to the east face of the hospital and two roundabouts were built as per the traffic to run more smoothly. Old bus stations were relocated and redesigned to host buses separately from the other vehicles, in front of the southern parking. As the new bus station connects directly with the two roundabouts, buses can ride north into the health centre direction, or otherwise head towards the city. The structure of the hospital itself remained unmodified as well as the surrounding Ring Road.