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Community leisure time centre for young people
Sapozhnikova, Irina ; Plášil, Jiří (referee) ; Boháč, Ivo (advisor)
The thesis focuses on the architectural design of the Community Leisure Center for youth in the historic part of the city of Vyškov. The center is conceived as multi-purpose and tries to connect spaces for leisure time, relaxation, physical and emotional rest, independent work, education or workshops in order to best meet the needs and expectations of the residents. My project offers young people a place where they can discover their potential, realize their interests and simply a place where they can always just enjoy their leisure time. A comfortable and attractive modern architectural space can serve as an incentive to visit it and develop the cultural level of the young generation. The proposed site is located in close proximity to the castle complex, within the boundaries of the Municipal heritage zones. Therefore, this is a proposal for the construction of a new building in a historical environment.
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Enviromental centre in Vyškov
Rybníček, Maxmilián ; Plášil, Jiří (referee) ; Boháč, Ivo (advisor)
Design of an environmental center focused on traditional trees in Hanáck and Moravia with environmental education for mainly school-aged children from the surrounding area. The center will be complemented by the nearby zoo and Hanáck farm, which focus on traditional animals and the life of people in Hanáck. It will also include a new scout base for local scout groups in a more convenient location. Furthermore, the center will have exhibition spaces focused mainly on orchards and a cafe. In addition, the center has new facilities for packaging-free shops and an eco-advice for the public with small libraly. Various associations from Vyškov also have the option of renting space in the center. It mainly counts with the association Zelený Vyškov. Together with the construction, the revitalization of the woodshed and its new planting will take place. The original division of the garden by paths will be partially restored, as it is in the sketch from the 18th century.
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A new life for the factory = a new life for Portlaw
Kvášová, Lucie ; Plášil, Jiří (referee) ; Boháč, Ivo (advisor)
The thesis focuses on the reconversion of the former tannery site in Portlaw, Ireland, with a history dating back to the 19th century. Situated in close proximity to the town center, the facility holds significant potential for further utilization. Following its closure, the site remained neglected for a considerable period, now perceived with mixed feelings – as a place with a rich industrial heritage of which Portlaw residents are proud, yet also as a location bearing the negative impacts of past industrial activities on the environment. Strategically located in the valley along the Clodiagh River, the site was established with a canal for water transportation. Its position along the city's gateway enables seamless integration into the urban fabric. Its secluded nature shields it from the eyes of city dwellers, minimizing disruptions to the surrounding environment, making it an ideal venue for activities even with higher levels of noise and lighting. The objective of the proposal is to revive the site and its "genius loci," aiming to achieve a high level of destination attractiveness for both Waterford County residents and tourists. The plan entails the creation of a multifunctional space, new public areas, and greenery cultivation, positively influencing the overall character of the area. The reconversion plan introduces diverse functions, transforming the site into a vibrant and adaptable hub for local residents and visitors alike.
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A new life for the factory = a new life for Portlaw
Galusková, Hana ; Plášil, Jiří (referee) ; Boháč, Ivo (advisor)
Master´s thesis describes the revitalization of a former cotton factory site and later tannery. The abandoned factory building, the chimney, the former engine room, the canal, and other secondary buildings are uncontrollably absorbed by nature. The place has an exceptional charm thanks to the contrast of raw materials and the amount of greenery, but the lack of maintenance of individual structures shortens their lifespan. The main idea of the design is the conservation of the preserved objects of the factory, support of historical values, and preservation of nature in a man-made space. The proposal describes the creation of a multi-purpose area that creates employment opportunities, a form of recreation and public space for the residents of Portlaw, as well as an attraction within the region and for tourism. The functional content is a botanical garden with an exterior and interior part, a public space with a market, small spaces for rent, a food court, accommodation, and areas with hydroponics. Each functional unit works independently, and at the same time, complements each other - grown products from hydroponics are sold at the market, visitors to the botanical garden use accommodation, and people who rent spaces visit the food court. The goal was to bring new life to the factory and thus revive the town of Portlaw. The functional content of the entire area uplifts the history as well as the current state of the place.
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COMMUNITY CENTRE FOR QUALITY LIFE
Fejko, Matyáš ; Plášil, Jiří (referee) ; Boháč, Ivo (advisor)
Design of a community center for the city of Vyškov with a focus on supporting and improving the quality of life for disabled or socially disadvantaged persons and people with autism spectrum disorders. The proposal itself includes both the creation of a new community center and the completion of the public space and connection to the castle garden.
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LABORARTORY BRNO
Szabóová, Veronika ; Pospíšil, Zdeněk (referee) ; Boháč, Ivo (advisor)
The goal of this project was to design a gallery of architecture, design and modern art at the corner of Milady Horákové street and Koliště street, on the ring boulevard. There is heavy traffic and at the same moment the place is exclusive because of culturally important builings nearby. The building is made up of two prisms. In the groundplan it continues the line of neighbouring buildings and it is taller than them. There is free space in front of the entrance, which goes like a funnel from the corner of the street. Apart from the exhibition area there are also the auditorium, café and atelier in the building.
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ZOO DVŮR KRÁLOVÉ - PAVILION OF AFRICAN SAVANA
Axmanová, Lenka ; Vágner, Silvestr (referee) ; Boháč, Ivo (advisor)
The goal of the thesis is an architectural study of Exposition Hall for the okapi, bongo and the hippos, including open-air concept. The pavilion has an organic, regular shape of drop, which is the entry point deformed inwards. The face is made of aluminum facade system. The interior of the pavilion evoking a rainforest environment with rooflights and pillars in the shape of trees. Around the pavilion to span the different paddocks lined visitor's tour, seats and view points.
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PUBLIC CITY SPACE – IVANČICE
Klaška, Petr ; Pospíšil, Zdeněk (referee) ; Boháč, Ivo (advisor)
In the study, we solve the central square of the town Ivančice extent: Palacky square, Comenius Square and surrounding areas of the parish church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary with a part of Mill Street. The basic principle of the proposal is to create a bright urbanized area with a clearly organized traffic and movement of pedestrians. Square must in future comply with all requirements for functionality the central city area. Must fulfill both functions of assembly as well as commercial and cultural. Being an active center of the city, which will provide its residents an attractive environment for their identification with the place their home. The proposal's emphasis on compact solutions based on the classic city-forming compositions and standards. The main objective is to preserve the integrity of the specified square area as seen historical photographs. Over time, the square was filled with a variety of often inconsistent or improper furniture, greenery and other solitaires, which, in combination with parking across the surface of the square and double necks impairment of the main urban area. The main aim of the project I had solve the traffic situation, cleansing and unification of Square and finally to incorporate revive nearby parish church. The proposal defines the space Palacky Square following the original historical rectangle plan approaching and divides it into three parts: The first part is a central rectangular area, which blended currently fragmented space. This empty space showcases a Baroque plague column and the fountain with the statue of St. Florian. As a counterweight to the plague column and the fountain is in the opposite half of the rectangle designed water feature in the form of three water jets, which creates a water column of a time his height. Water features does not make the water and in the case of holding larger events it is possible to turn off the water element and thereby clear the entire area of central rectangle. Water feature highlights the main entrance to the church. The central rectangular space will be used as the venue for cultural, sporting and market activities. The second part is operating within the traffic lane pedestrian zones defined lighting and street furniture around the perimeter of serving in a restricted mode for supply. The third part of the irregular portion adjacent to the home life partners defined various commercial activities. Within Comenius Square was left a greater number of parking spaces, but that was přeřešeno such a way as to create wider sidewalks along the larger home and a new expansion bays for seating and meeting and commercial purposes neighboring establishments catering zařízení.4 Almost all surfaces are vertically aligned and newly paved granite chipped tiles (using the existing historic paving). The central rectangular space in the newly paved square cut granite blocks stacked into large squares. Proposal emphasizes the use of high quality noble materials such as stone (granite), cast iron, acacia wood.
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