You get some good ideas but you make several grammar and vocab mistakes.
"The two maps ..."
This is a run-on sentence, you should separate "The two maps indicate the change in structure of an island. The first one is before and the second one is after."
"... and void with several palm trees ...". Don't use "void', it is very strained. I would fix "The island before construction was a huge wilderness with several palm trees and the beach in the west"
"However the east of the island ...". You use non-existent word and depend on present perfect. I would write "However, the east of the island remained changed, it seemed to be abandoned for a period."
Most important, I think past tense is suitable in maps and it may be risky to write in present tense.
I guess this is your maps