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The Students themselves - Student Center Poříčí
Mikitová, Karolína ; Novák, Antonín (referee) ; Kratochvíl, Jan (advisor)
The subject of this work is urban and architectural design of the building corner parcel on the river Svratka in Brno. An object of the function dorm and canteen. The concept is based on a compact mass using a parcel of land, which is associated with a sizable building program. Unusual form of skewed input in response to the student center open to the street. He will highlight the position of the corner and create an iconic element to identify with the building.
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The Students themselves - Student Center Poříčí
Friml, Jan ; Mrva, Kamil (referee) ; Kratochvíl, Jan (advisor)
susceptibly completed of the street line, new corner house. The building offers a publicly accessible atrium with a cafeteria and fitness center, canteen, terrace with views of the river and Spilberk castle, roof garden, spacious porches - all support the social life of the student community. Accomodation is available in single, double and triple rooms, each with it's own kitchen. For the housed, there is also a common room, students' club and universal lecture room.
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TOWNHOUSE ON THE WATERFRONT IN PŘEROV
Dostálová, Lea ; Lazarov, Pavel (referee) ; Kratochvíl, Jan (advisor)
CONCEPTION - Different attitude than expected - Attempt to implement a model of so called city house which is already known for centuries in present Přerov. -Attempt to minimalize need number of parking places and their placement only on the groung. SOLUTION A result of the design is polyfunctional complex of five separate houses with following functions: housing (mayority) services, shopping, offices and religious areas.The goal of the solution is to fill up the corner between Brabansko and Malá Dlážka streets properly and avail excellent light conditions (orientation of main street facades is southeastern). With the rhytm and facade division particular objects try to distort strong horizontality of the street line. The corner is accented and thus represents the opposite of close Sokol building.
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TOWNHOUSE ON THE WATERFRONT IN PŘEROV
Domkář, Milan ; Novák, Antonín (referee) ; Kratochvíl, Jan (advisor)
The design composes of two masses, which create the shape of letter L on the corner lot on the crossroads of Brabansko street and Malá Dlážka street.The free space of the lot is corner-oriented, thus creating a square. The main establishment in the building is a low treshold centre. Low treshold could be understood as a place without barriers on social, financial, spacial and psychological etc. level. The centre offers meaningful free time usage, possibilities for skills development, social bonds and meeting between different social groups. Non-profit organisations run the individual activities. The centre is mainly aimed at children and teenagers, but also at other groups like seniors. A small gallery and a hall is included in the facility and create a potencial for visits of general public. Parterre includes café and a consulting room. Another facility is starter appartments with 7 flats and it is situated in a detached building.
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TOWNHOUSE ON THE WATERFRONT IN PŘEROV
Dvořáková, Kateřina ; Hoffmann, David (referee) ; Kratochvíl, Jan (advisor)
Our development area comprises the corner part of building block delimited by streets Brabansko – Malá Dlážka on parcels No. 4382, 4379, 4378, 4380. The place is divided by the river Bečva and by the waterfront road from the historic town centre. Multifunctional building includes public service and housing. The front entry is from the riverside street Brabansko, parking and supply place on the courtyard open to the street Malá Dlážka. First 3 floors serves as a commercial lease place, which can be free divided due to used space structure. 3th – 5th floor are destined for flats 2+kitchen and 3kitchen, 6th – 9th floor flats 4+kitchen. Urbanistic situation: fractionalism of sporadic building, breach of the street lines, absence of the regulative plan, specificity of waterfront. Space solution: Main feature: calm space with pedestrian, the river – impression – change of mood all day, water reflex, the south sun There are two differential points of view: over the river: sensation context of 2 adjoining building – linearity, pacific mass; close view – expression variety of surrounding allows more creative concept. The mass is connected to adjoining building and grows up. The form is inspired by ship, the corner symbolizes keel. The corner tower was cut in 2 directions, cuts are not so expressive over the river, it is apparent from side and close view. The cut features fallacy - disturbance of the vertical lines turns beholder´s head, it seems to be thinner than the prism. Open corner gives view angle from the rear street and there is a entry place with entry to the grand floor, to stairs to 1st and 2nd floor and through the passage way to car lifts and central stairs leading from basement garage through all the residential tower. There is used attractive views – terrace in 2nd floor for offices and large glass surfaces in flats. The facade raster against river matches scale of adjoining building, raster of cut surfaces is denser. It is the second fallacy – softer scale, so the surface seems to be deeper from the front view. Color solution result from water reflex, there are 3 materials of the diverse reflection intensity: glass, safety enamel dark grey glass and aluminum siding of blue metallic reflex. So there are various surface features all day. There is replaced dark glass surfaces by photovoltaic panels in the various solution. The construction combines concrete frame and wall system, both monolithic steel concrete, the basement is from rigid water-proof concrete construction, which results water and earth pressure. Yard facade is plaster and lightweight facade systems on front face – steel jambs clipped on steel concrete flooring plate. Parking for non-residential spaces is provided by vertical independent car lift for 2 cars and 2 standing for disabled, 36 places in sum. 14 parking standing is in the basement for residential, enterable from yard lift.
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Residential Complex in Brno - Komín
Plášková, Karolína ; Kratochvíl, Jan (referee) ; Šmídek, Petr (advisor)
Komín is typical for its almost rural character, close to the nature, and at the same time in good transport accessibility to the city center. This area is appreciated primarily by families with children. In the west and middle part of the area are nine blocks along the communication, which connects to the Uhlířova Street. East outer boundary, where is the slope steeper, are terraced and on the „top“ stands pavilion, accessible also from the path under the forest. At most is kept the natural terrain, houses take advantage of the rice and offer a view to the opposite hillsides of Komín from the flats. Blocks are formed from common underground base and individual flats around joint yard, to which the doorway are oriented. Each unit has both its own entrance and access to garden (or terrace) on the other side. In the west, wider part are blocks bigger (four blocks with eight flats), towards to east the area narrows itself, next five blocks are therefore narrower (respectively shorter, only with six flats). All together there are nine blocks with 62 flats of different size (from 45 m2 flatlets to four room flats of 100 m2) for total around 192 residents.
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Responsive Design Usage Scenarios in Application Design
Kratochvíl, Jan ; Albrecht, Jakub (advisor) ; Voříšek, Jiří (referee)
The thesis compares the most frequently used approaches to presenting electronic content in a way that is optimized for new device classes, namely smartphones and tablets, in order to enable a more effective decision-making process concerning content strategies accenting modern electronic channels. The thesis describes the historic context resulting in new needs in the area of content presentation. It compares the responsive design approach to traditional web design and mobile applications. The focus is put on detailed analysis of various responsive design aspects including the technical basis for responsive web design, economical aspects, the needs of tailoring the design process to fit with responsive web design and implementation in portal solutions, among others. The original part of the thesis contains a practical demonstration of responsive design implementation on top of an existing traditionally designed web property, namely the ČSOB.cz homepage. Basic criteria to consider when deciding about responsive web design adoption are also included.
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