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Multifunctional house in a gap
Vencovská, Tereza ; Šubrt, Jan (referee) ; Elešová, Klára (referee) ; Dulenčín, Juraj (advisor) ; Utíkalová, Ivana (advisor)
The subject of my bachelor’s thesis is the design of a new Multifunctional house on a gap in Hlinky street in Brno, Pisárky. The land has a great depth and a relatively small width due to the character of the gap, located on a southern slope. The building uses the entire width of the gap and respects the surrounding buildings with its height. In the neighbourhood, there are public buildings for education and student dormitories, administrative buildings, multifunctional buildings and detached houses. The urban design is based on the character of the plot and the surrounding buildings. The building is composed of 3 parts connected by an underground garage. The entire complex is accessed from Hlinky street through the main building, which respects the street line unlike the original building. Two other objects are located in the garden. The architectural design is based on simple cubic forms with a brick facade and large windows. The objects are grouped into an atrium. The object in the gap consists mainly of public spaces. There is a café with background and a stationery shop on the ground floor, open-space offices on the 2nd and 3rd floor, and two maisonnettes on the 5th and 6th floor. On the ground floor, there are cellars, warehouses and the technical background of the building. The objects in the garden serve as a residential and administrative building with flats 1 + 1 to 3 + 1 and rentable offices or studios. There is an atrium between the houses which serves as a half-open space for the residents and employees of the building. Parking is provided in an underground garage with 17 parking spaces including 1 parking space for the disabled. The garage is located on the ground floor underneath the atrium and the objects located in the garden. The garage is accessed by means of a ramp that runs through neighbouring plots of Vinařská Street. An easement will be signed with the owner of the land on which the ramp is located.
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Childern´s Sanatorium Ostrov u Macochy
Vencovská, Tereza ; Kotek, arch Jakub (referee) ; Odvárka, Antonín (advisor)
This master’s thesis was prepared as an architectural study on the topic of Childern's sanatorium Ostrov u Macochy. It proposes design of a new children’s treatment centre that uses the nearby Císařská Cave for speleotherapeutic treatment. The municipality of Ostrov u Macochyis in the district of Blansko. The new building is located on the outskirts of the village surrounded by the nature of the protected area CHKO Moravský kras, the terrain is sloping and oriented to the south. These are the main attributes that the object uses and adapts to.The treatment centre operates in a single building with two main floors. The ground floor has space for commercial use, entrance hall, medical, rehabilitation and administrative part, kitchen and facilities for speleotherapy and operation of the treatment centre. The first floor is dedicated to children. One half of the first floor consists of playing areas and rooms for accommodated children and separate rooms for children accommodated with their parents. In the second half of the first floor there is an elementary school with three classrooms, a dining room and a caretaker's apartment. Thanks to the terrain, it is possible to enter the atrium and the garden with sports grounds from the entire first floor. This creates a connection between the interior and surrounding nature. The construction system of the building is mostly brick, supplemented by reinforced concrete columns, sprayed forms of prestressed ceiling slabs, the roof is flat green. The main idea of the urban solution is to create serious looking building connected with nature, which will respect the sloping terrain and the surrounding buildings. The architectural solution is based on a simple cubic U-shaped form, partially embedded in the terrain. The mass forms the atrium. The dominant feature of the facade are coloured shielding slats, which prevent the building from overheating. These slats also appear elsewhere on the facade and children can play
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Childern´s Sanatorium Ostrov u Macochy
Vencovská, Tereza ; Kotek, arch Jakub (referee) ; Odvárka, Antonín (advisor)
This master’s thesis was prepared as an architectural study on the topic of Childern's sanatorium Ostrov u Macochy. It proposes design of a new children’s treatment centre that uses the nearby Císařská Cave for speleotherapeutic treatment. The municipality of Ostrov u Macochyis in the district of Blansko. The new building is located on the outskirts of the village surrounded by the nature of the protected area CHKO Moravský kras, the terrain is sloping and oriented to the south. These are the main attributes that the object uses and adapts to.The treatment centre operates in a single building with two main floors. The ground floor has space for commercial use, entrance hall, medical, rehabilitation and administrative part, kitchen and facilities for speleotherapy and operation of the treatment centre. The first floor is dedicated to children. One half of the first floor consists of playing areas and rooms for accommodated children and separate rooms for children accommodated with their parents. In the second half of the first floor there is an elementary school with three classrooms, a dining room and a caretaker's apartment. Thanks to the terrain, it is possible to enter the atrium and the garden with sports grounds from the entire first floor. This creates a connection between the interior and surrounding nature. The construction system of the building is mostly brick, supplemented by reinforced concrete columns, sprayed forms of prestressed ceiling slabs, the roof is flat green. The main idea of the urban solution is to create serious looking building connected with nature, which will respect the sloping terrain and the surrounding buildings. The architectural solution is based on a simple cubic U-shaped form, partially embedded in the terrain. The mass forms the atrium. The dominant feature of the facade are coloured shielding slats, which prevent the building from overheating. These slats also appear elsewhere on the facade and children can play
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Multifunctional house in a gap
Vencovská, Tereza ; Šubrt, Jan (referee) ; Elešová, Klára (referee) ; Dulenčín, Juraj (advisor) ; Utíkalová, Ivana (advisor)
The subject of my bachelor’s thesis is the design of a new Multifunctional house on a gap in Hlinky street in Brno, Pisárky. The land has a great depth and a relatively small width due to the character of the gap, located on a southern slope. The building uses the entire width of the gap and respects the surrounding buildings with its height. In the neighbourhood, there are public buildings for education and student dormitories, administrative buildings, multifunctional buildings and detached houses. The urban design is based on the character of the plot and the surrounding buildings. The building is composed of 3 parts connected by an underground garage. The entire complex is accessed from Hlinky street through the main building, which respects the street line unlike the original building. Two other objects are located in the garden. The architectural design is based on simple cubic forms with a brick facade and large windows. The objects are grouped into an atrium. The object in the gap consists mainly of public spaces. There is a café with background and a stationery shop on the ground floor, open-space offices on the 2nd and 3rd floor, and two maisonnettes on the 5th and 6th floor. On the ground floor, there are cellars, warehouses and the technical background of the building. The objects in the garden serve as a residential and administrative building with flats 1 + 1 to 3 + 1 and rentable offices or studios. There is an atrium between the houses which serves as a half-open space for the residents and employees of the building. Parking is provided in an underground garage with 17 parking spaces including 1 parking space for the disabled. The garage is located on the ground floor underneath the atrium and the objects located in the garden. The garage is accessed by means of a ramp that runs through neighbouring plots of Vinařská Street. An easement will be signed with the owner of the land on which the ramp is located.
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