RESTRUCTURING AND NEW SPATIAL TENDENCIES IN ANKARA FURNITURE SECTOR

IF 0.3 4区艺术学 0 ARCHITECTURE

METU Journal of the Faculty of Architecture Pub Date : 2023-06-30 DOI:10.4305/metu.jfa.2023.1.1

Fatma Erdoğanaras, Kübra CİHANGİR ÇAMUR, D. Erol, Tuğba Öndağ

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The implementation of export-led growth policies in the 1980s engendered the growth of local industries in Turkey. Among the beneficiaries of the policies was the Turkish Furniture Industry. The Turkish Furniture Industry has since experienced remarkable growth according to Eastern Mediterranean Development Agency Report (2014). For instance, Wang (2019) indicated that among the countries that exported furniture to less developed countries between 2009 and 2013, the Turkish Furniture Industry ranked third only behind Mexico and China. Overall, the industry’s growth trend as captured by Trade Map (2016) showed an upward progression from 29th amongst exporter countries in 2005 to 14th in 2015. As a result of this growth, the Turkish Furniture Industry employed 229,915 individuals in 2016 and made a 3.6% contribution to global furniture production, amounting to US$12.5 billion in the same year. As Türkiye continues to consolidate its position as a strong actor in the global furniture industry, the need to document the trend of production and spatial change engendered by the industry’s transition to new technologies, arises.

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安卡拉家具行业的结构调整和新的空间趋势

1980年代实施的出口导向增长政策促进了土耳其当地工业的增长。这些政策的受益者之一是土耳其家具业。根据东地中海发展署报告(2014年)，土耳其家具业经历了显著的增长。例如，Wang(2019)指出，在2009年至2013年期间向欠发达国家出口家具的国家中，土耳其家具业排名第三，仅次于墨西哥和中国。总体而言，贸易地图(2016)显示，该行业的增长趋势从2005年出口国的第29位上升到2015年的第14位。由于这一增长，土耳其家具行业在2016年雇佣了229,915名员工，对全球家具生产的贡献为3.6%，同年达到125亿美元。随着t rkiye继续巩固其在全球家具行业中的强大角色地位，需要记录行业向新技术过渡所产生的生产趋势和空间变化。

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