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Calofrig: The Miraculous Building Material of Interwar Czechoslovakia
Kuric, Alexander
During the first post WW1 decade, several new building materials sought to secure a place on the turbulent market. One of them was Calofrig, made out of diatomaceous earth from a deposit in South Bohemia. It gained favour with the Modernists, who viewed it as a lighter, faster and more efficient building material for the new era. Although its production continued into the late 20th century, its high popularity quickly peaked, and soon it was eclipsed by other materials perceived as more suitable.
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Old - new urban spa
Kuric, Alexander ; Vojtová, Lea (referee) ; Hrabec, Josef (advisor)
The subject of this study is the renovation of the city spa complex in Brno-Zábrdovice. The proposal presumes renewal of the old spa function and adds an indoor public pool as an expansion within the complex. The building's monument nature and specific technological requirements of the spa are also considered.
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Old - new urban spa
Kuric, Alexander ; Vojtová, Lea (referee) ; Hrabec, Josef (advisor)
The subject of this study is the renovation of the city spa complex in Brno-Zábrdovice. The proposal presumes renewal of the old spa function and adds an indoor public pool as an expansion within the complex. The building's monument nature and specific technological requirements of the spa are also considered.
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