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Iron hand in a velvet glove
Briestenská, Monika ; Hýlová, Adéla (referee) ; Mléčka, Jan (advisor)
Annotation What is a prison? What is its meaning or role? What does prison mean in the context of architecture? How did prisons develop and how did these changes relate to the development of society? And should prisons not exist at all? Prison is a very controversial topic, but it still affects the lives of many people. Former convicts face prejudice and social barriers and often relapse, which we should try to prevent. The work discusses the relationship of architecture to the correction and reintegration of convicts. The architecture of the prison should respond to the tendencies that have proved effective, follow them and together with them form the most effective correctional facility. It can be seen that the course of prison designing is moving towards a more open, smaller and more friendly space. Correctional programs in open prisons work with convicts on the basis of contact with the outside world, reintegration, through work, retraining and educational programs, where architecture has a significant impact, as it maximizes the chances of convicts to be rehabilitated and is inscribed into their lives. During the work on this project, a proposal for an open prison in Olomouc was created, which considers the stages of the correction of convicts and reflects the routine of everyday life outside prison. It uses movement to break the monotony of prisoners' recurring days.
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TRANSFORMATION OF THE POST-INDUSTRIAL AREA OF MODETA JIHLAVA
Leznarová, Kateřina ; Hýlová, Adéla (referee) ; Havliš, Karel (advisor)
This thesis focuses on the transformation of the existing area of the former textile factory Modeta in Jihlava.It also addresses its broader relationships, accessibility and integration into the city’s urban structure. The aim of this work is to create a multifunctional object which will use its local potential and become an important social part of Jihlava. The proposal is divided into two stages that reflect the city’s current requirements. The first stage solves the concept of the existing area in its current state without major construction interventions while using its existing premises. The second stage proposes a detailed design of the multifunctional precinct and an urban solution of the discussed site with a connection to the zoo grounds.
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The GAP in Brno
Bartoňková, Markéta ; Hýlová, Adéla (referee) ; Nový, Vítězslav (advisor)
The undeveloped gap directly invites its completion, the closure of the block. Due to the nature of its surroundings, the newly created building will fulfil the function of housing. It will provide new apartments and a unique atmosphere for its new residents. As it is located on a distinctive street, so the proposed house will follow this conceptual idea. It will not become invader or an intruder. The house becomes a new personality with respect for the elderly and pure romantic soul within.
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BRECLAV - REVITALIZATION OF THE FORMER SUGAR REFINERY
Baťková, Kateřina ; Hýlová, Adéla (referee) ; Havliš, Karel (advisor)
The aim of the thesis is to create a strategy for the gradual integration of the dilapidated area into the city's cultural hub. This project is primarily focused on harnessing the lucrative position of a sugar factory in the center of the city and trying to create the ideal conditions for the emergence of a commercially viable urban environment within it. The area has the potential to create a much needed city center. The location is convenient and the existences of monumental former storage halls, which are among the oldest buildings in the city, would encapsulate the industrial heritage of Břeclav for this venture. Thus, the revitalization can assess both the area's location and surroundings, and more broadly even the more expansive imagery of the whole city. The task of the thesis is not to determine the final form of the area but rather to determine the direction in which the revitalization could go. Emphasis is placed on the process and methodology of renewal.
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Iron hand in a velvet glove
Briestenská, Monika ; Hýlová, Adéla (referee) ; Mléčka, Jan (advisor)
Annotation What is a prison? What is its meaning or role? What does prison mean in the context of architecture? How did prisons develop and how did these changes relate to the development of society? And should prisons not exist at all? Prison is a very controversial topic, but it still affects the lives of many people. Former convicts face prejudice and social barriers and often relapse, which we should try to prevent. The work discusses the relationship of architecture to the correction and reintegration of convicts. The architecture of the prison should respond to the tendencies that have proved effective, follow them and together with them form the most effective correctional facility. It can be seen that the course of prison designing is moving towards a more open, smaller and more friendly space. Correctional programs in open prisons work with convicts on the basis of contact with the outside world, reintegration, through work, retraining and educational programs, where architecture has a significant impact, as it maximizes the chances of convicts to be rehabilitated and is inscribed into their lives. During the work on this project, a proposal for an open prison in Olomouc was created, which considers the stages of the correction of convicts and reflects the routine of everyday life outside prison. It uses movement to break the monotony of prisoners' recurring days.
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The GAP in Brno
Bartoňková, Markéta ; Hýlová, Adéla (referee) ; Nový, Vítězslav (advisor)
The undeveloped gap directly invites its completion, the closure of the block. Due to the nature of its surroundings, the newly created building will fulfil the function of housing. It will provide new apartments and a unique atmosphere for its new residents. As it is located on a distinctive street, so the proposed house will follow this conceptual idea. It will not become invader or an intruder. The house becomes a new personality with respect for the elderly and pure romantic soul within.
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TRANSFORMATION OF THE POST-INDUSTRIAL AREA OF MODETA JIHLAVA
Leznarová, Kateřina ; Hýlová, Adéla (referee) ; Havliš, Karel (advisor)
This thesis focuses on the transformation of the existing area of the former textile factory Modeta in Jihlava.It also addresses its broader relationships, accessibility and integration into the city’s urban structure. The aim of this work is to create a multifunctional object which will use its local potential and become an important social part of Jihlava. The proposal is divided into two stages that reflect the city’s current requirements. The first stage solves the concept of the existing area in its current state without major construction interventions while using its existing premises. The second stage proposes a detailed design of the multifunctional precinct and an urban solution of the discussed site with a connection to the zoo grounds.
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