TA 9.0 CC 9.0 LR 9.0 GRA 9.0The two maps illustrate two phases in the development of Lynwich College with the second (the college as it currently is) showing a considerable expansion of facilities, albeit with some loss of natural habitat, from that of 2006.
It is immediately noticeable that the college campus has become more built up over the period, with the addition of a number of new facilities. This has come at the expense of the leafier environment that was present in 2006. It is also clear that students can now choose from an extended range of transport options in order to access the college, with the car park being reduced to almost half of its 2006 size to allow for ample bike storage.
The relocation of the college's library and the construction of two new buildings - a cafeteria and a sports centre, which replaces the old library - have greatly changed the layout of the campus. The cafeteria now acts as the focal point connecting the academic south-west corner with the athletic south-east corner and the improved transport facilites in the north-east.
While in 2006 the college seemed to have only made provision for students travelling to the campus by car, now, as well as the designated area for bicycles, a bus parking bay has been created on the north side of the property with a new path leading to the campus.
Overall, we can see that a great deal of development and renovation has taken place at Lynwich College, resulting in increased accessibility for students as well as improved sports and dining facilities. It is interesting to note though that the college's educational facilities appear to have remained unchanged
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