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Compact furniture system in micro spaces

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2020
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The concept of housing started to change with urban life and a trend towards the smallest volume searchable. In the metropolises of our age, the desire to live in a peaceful and comfortable place in the place has been replaced by a return to nature and non-standard life. The needed volume has gradually belittled the spaces where people act almost as a part of their bodies have started to form. Japanese culture and habitats have followed the development of the world of design and began to produce small, lean volumes. At this point, concepts such as modulation, standardization, flexibility and interchangeability led designers to search for new systems within micro volumes. Together with technological advances, micro designs have also contributed to the development of furniture manufacturers and the development of compact furniture. Thus, the spaces were made open to development in terms of both form and furniture. The micro-compact scale of volumes has led designers to think about concepts such as new furniture systems, fast production and portability. The world of design will develop new systems in the future, with the desire to reach the micro-living space and to simplify, and people will be able to take almost all of their own bodies Key Words: Micro Volumes, Capsule, Interior Design, Furniture, Flexibility

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Sevgi Yücel

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Sevgi Yücel (Master Thesis). Compact furniture system in micro spaces, 2020, Haliç University.

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