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Current digital technology effects of furniture design and production process

2016
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Zülal Nurdan Korur

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The main goal of this thesis, 21st century after the science and technology area experienced improvement of results in the production of furniture made with the development of digital technology, with examples that show how the development of created furniture after the production techniques used in pre-21st century and has been examined through a variety of sources. development has been shown that in the period up to the present from the past and furniture design and production techniques. Making use of the benefits brought by the technology, the perfect design, complex forms can be easily produced, durable and quickly engaged in the production of furniture created by a new generation material has become possible. As a result of this situation has occurred much more advantageous for the designer and manufacturer of a situation than before the 21st century. In chapter 1 of this thesis, the aim of the thesis, scope and method are explained. The chapter 2 describes the general definition of the furniture from the period after the 20th of furniture design in the 21st century, time interval until the pre-century and examples showing the developments of production and supply. In chapter 3, used digital technology in the 21st century while referring to the effects of the furniture design stage, 4 were mentioned in chapter impact on furniture production stage. Chapter 5, in the 21st century, using digital technology, advances the thesis stating that the traditional furniture manufacturing methods used in the previous period and the period after the show was created by the difference ends.

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Dr. Kaan Karabıyık

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Kaan Karabıyık (Master Thesis). Current digital technology effects of furniture design and production process, 2016, İstanbul Beykent University.

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