the transformation of condition of a public place, namely the Grange Park

The figures presented below illustrate the recent condition of a public place, namely the Grange Park since it ha, s been established in 1920. Overall, there are a number of facilites’ changes in this place. In the first picture, Grange Park had only two facilites that were located in the center of its area, namely the stage for musicians and the fountain. These facilites, subsequently, were surrounded by rose gardens. One of these gardens were situated in the south of the stage for musicians. Meanwhile, the other gardens were located on the left side and the right side of the north entrance, respectively. There were also four seats which two of them could be found at the west area of this park, and the others were placed on the left side of the north entrance and south entrance, respectively. There were also additional seats which were located in the east side of Grange Park. This park, furthermore, also had been providing the pond for water plants on the north side of the park, specifically in the right corner. However, the configuration of this park has been transformed. The stage form musicians and the fountains are no longer available. Instead, these facilites has changed as the rose garden which surrounded by four seats. Nowadays, the east side of this park is fulfilled by the amphitheatre, whilst in the right corner on the north side, there is children’s play area. The glasshouse, which had been known as one of initial facilites in the park, recently, has been replaced by the water feature.