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Detached house in Loučky
Jakubcová, Miluše ; Struhala, Karel (referee) ; Jelínek, Petr (advisor)
The subject of this bachelor thesis is the project documentation elaboration for the construction of a detached house in the street Loučka, located in the village of Dambořice. The land is sloping towards the southwest and the object is designed as a two-storey with a basement. The ground floor is mostly social and for relaxing in the back, while the attic is mainly for relaxing and partly for working. In the basement, there is a technical background of the house, which is continuously connected to a double garage. The vertical structures of both above-ground floors are made of Porotherm's clay blocks, while the basement floor is made of the Best's permanent formwork. The house is roofed by a L-shaped saddle roof and an adjacent garage is roofed by a flat green roof that is accessible from the social part of the house.
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Mixed-use building
Jakubcová, Miluše ; Struhala, Karel (referee) ; Jelínek, Petr (advisor)
The subject of this diploma thesis is the project documentation of mixed-use building construction, located on Milady Horákové street in the city of Brno, a borough of Černá Pole. Five above-ground floors and one underground floor with an adjacent parking garage are designed. On the first above-ground floor, there are a café, snack bar and main entrances to the building. On the second floor, there are office spaces. On the third to fifth floors, there will be residential units. Above the garage, there is a green roof designed for recreation. The roof above the main building is green also, but it's accessible only for maintenance workers. Entrances for both people and cars are located on the south side of the house. The whole building has a basement. where walls and foundation slab are made of water-impermeable monolithic concrete. Bearing internal masonry is made of monolithic concrete. Both bearing and non-bearing masonry of above-ground floors are made of ceramic blocks. The front and shaft walls are made of plasterboard. The southern facade is designed as ventilated, the northern facade is designed by ETICS. The ceiling structures are of reinforced concrete monolithic slabs. Roofs are green and flat.
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Mixed-use building
Jakubcová, Miluše ; Struhala, Karel (referee) ; Jelínek, Petr (advisor)
The subject of this diploma thesis is the project documentation of mixed-use building construction, located on Milady Horákové street in the city of Brno, a borough of Černá Pole. Five above-ground floors and one underground floor with an adjacent parking garage are designed. On the first above-ground floor, there are a café, snack bar and main entrances to the building. On the second floor, there are office spaces. On the third to fifth floors, there will be residential units. Above the garage, there is a green roof designed for recreation. The roof above the main building is green also, but it's accessible only for maintenance workers. Entrances for both people and cars are located on the south side of the house. The whole building has a basement. where walls and foundation slab are made of water-impermeable monolithic concrete. Bearing internal masonry is made of monolithic concrete. Both bearing and non-bearing masonry of above-ground floors are made of ceramic blocks. The front and shaft walls are made of plasterboard. The southern facade is designed as ventilated, the northern facade is designed by ETICS. The ceiling structures are of reinforced concrete monolithic slabs. Roofs are green and flat.
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Detached house in Loučky
Jakubcová, Miluše ; Struhala, Karel (referee) ; Jelínek, Petr (advisor)
The subject of this bachelor thesis is the project documentation elaboration for the construction of a detached house in the street Loučka, located in the village of Dambořice. The land is sloping towards the southwest and the object is designed as a two-storey with a basement. The ground floor is mostly social and for relaxing in the back, while the attic is mainly for relaxing and partly for working. In the basement, there is a technical background of the house, which is continuously connected to a double garage. The vertical structures of both above-ground floors are made of Porotherm's clay blocks, while the basement floor is made of the Best's permanent formwork. The house is roofed by a L-shaped saddle roof and an adjacent garage is roofed by a flat green roof that is accessible from the social part of the house.
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