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Production buildings VW Autocenter
Nováková, Eva ; Žák, Libor (referee) ; Boleslavská, Yvona (advisor) ; Donaťáková, Dagmar (advisor)
A goal of this thesis is elaborating of a project documentation which is consisted of a building permit documentation in a scale 1:100 and a construction documentation in a scale 1:50. This thesis is based on architectural study elaborated within the course AG35. A subject matter of the Bachelor thesis is a design of a newbuilding of the showroom of a Car-centre Volkswagen Group in Brno - Zábrdovice on Cejl street. The part of the design is the architectural object itself and its surroundings. The original idea was to create a large view area for the people passing or driving by to have a good view of exposed cars. To this purpose a circular floor plan has provided the best viewings inside the building from several points of view. A form of the showroom is a cylinder which is partially covered by white fabric shades. The whole structural system of the showroom is formed by steel columns with a reinforced concrete wall. A roof construction is made up by steel trusses.
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End house
Jurkovičová, Lucie ; Vlček, Ing Karel (referee) ; Vlček, Milan (advisor)
This diploma thesis deals with the design of an end dwelling house with a café in Žatec (district of Louny). It is a partly basement, detached object on a slightly sloping terrain. The apartment building has one underground floor and three above-ground floors. It consists of six housing units of varying size and layout. On the ground floor there is a cafeteria, while on the second and third floor there are always 3 flats. The end house has an atypical ground plan and is roofed with honeycomb roof. The project is processed using the ArchiCAD computer program.
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Industrial bakery Herold Brno
Bartošová, Monika ; Suchánek,, Petr (referee) ; Nový, Alois (advisor) ; Donaťáková, Dagmar (advisor)
The goal of Bachelor thesis was to develop the downstream stages of project documentation for the study object industrial bakeries Herold in Brno processed in the subject AG34. This is the documentation for building permits in 1: 100 scale implementation and documentation in 1:50 scale. The subject of this documentation is newly built industrial bakeries Herold situated in Brno. The solution is as alone industrial facility and adjacent areas, representing primarily the handling and parking area, but also a sufficient amount of green. Herold company engaged in the manufacture of mill and bakery products since 1993. During that time, gained a stable position in the market and has become a major regional supplier of bakery products and mill products. The company owns both industrial production buildings and variety stores. Building a new building industrial bakeries in Brno ensure the company expanding production capacity, additional sales area and its location is closer to the area of the most extensive sales. The territory of the building located on the outskirts of the city of Brno, in Horní Heršpice, in an industrial area on the desktop brownfields number 0813. The land slopes gently from west to east, with access from the street K terminálu. Now on land is unsatisfactory and unused objects without architectural value, which will be removed and the surface will create a new industrial bakery. The intention here was to design a building which its scale, shape and material solution will respect the character of the area for which the typical industrial area, usually consisting of single packaged materials. The building is composed of three cubic materials, where the two extreme outweigh the middle, thus forming frames emphasizing the first part of the entry of employees and customers. In the second, then the back of the expedition. Middle lower mass represents supply and production areas. By contrast to these shapes are three cylindrical objects of flour.
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SocialMaps Manifesto
Škobrtal, Petr ; Leitgeb, Šimon (referee) ; Kubíková, Zuzana (advisor)
In the past two decades, a digital copy of the world has been created with perfect precision. It is an unprecedented achievement of the third modernity, and the speed of its creation is fascinating. We walk through it daily and are a part of it without reflecting on its existence, its nature and its unclear transactional relationship. We have come to see the various mapping services and applications as obvious innovations. A simple fragment of the quantum of functionalities of our devices. Calculator, clock, email, maps. But a digital copy of the world was not easy to build. And it was certainly expensive. Yet it is offered to us for our use without any restraints. The central motivation of the companies that have created this virtual space — in which the dramas of humanity are notionally played out — is to monitor it continuously and carefully. Our behaviour, activities and interactions are the desired compensation. They are constantly analysed and interpreted into data that can be traded. The loss of privacy is a tax we pay. An unspoken transactional relationship has been sealed without our knowing its exact terms and consequences; and the corporations that formulate them are rapaciously avoiding legislative-legal framework. Map applications, which are today the most important product of cartography, are the sneaking hegemony that reduces the world to a few categories whose primary imperative is profit. Many of them use the map as a platform in which places are inserted to represent a simple reflection of the capitalist perception of the world. Shops, hotels, bars, restaurants, businesses. Such maps manipulate our view of the world by how they portray it and what they present to us in a bounded way. And by our conformity, we unwittingly accede to these practices and help to preserve their status quo. We can easily decide not to use the digital map services and applications in place, but they are only the symbolic tip of an ambitious project of monitoring our privacy. Maps are hopelessly caught up in a tangled web of Big Tech, software and the Internet of Things. They are drained of their influence and limitless potential to serve a single purpose. It is therefore necessary to seek a ways forward for a paradigm shift affecting the form, nature and function of digital web maps. This manifesto offers some of them.
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Vývoj environmentálních ukazatelů v SO ORP Ivančice
Ptáček, Patrik
The bachelor's thesis deals with the development of environmental indicators in the territory of SO ORP Ivančice. The research part pays attention mainly to indicators, their function, usability, conditions of their use and their evaluation, whether in the territory of a municipality or cities. General information about regional development at the municipal level and the functioning of municipalities, including their development program, is also mentioned here. In the application part, the development of selected environmental indicators on the territory of SO ORP Ivančice is monitored. The data was processed using tables and maps, which were supported by own photo documentation. The result is the development and evaluation of environmental indicators in the monitored area. The increase in investment and the greater focus of municipalities on environmental protection has a positive impact on the development of air quality, waste management and wastewater treatment in the region. Increasing tendencies of the coefficient of ecological stability are supported by municipalities by recultivating green areas and planting new greenery in their territory. The resulting information was compared with the strategic development plans of the municipalities and subsequently interpreted as how they could help the future development of the environment.
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Mentality of Jewish settlers in West Bank: An anthropological study
Žebrová, Jiřina ; Biernot, David (advisor) ; Damohorská, Pavla (referee)
7 Abstract This Master's thesis explores the depth of Jewish settler mentality from the radically religious to the secularly pragmatic. The aim is to evaluate their influence on the politics of Israeli governments and Israeli society as a national unit throughout history, and furthermore to point out the phenomenological foundations that the settler movement exhibits from the point of view of national identity, territorial identity and that of religious tradition. This work has been prepared through the careful study of diverse literature which is devoted to the Jewish settlers themselves, their role in the creation of a new identity in the young state of Israel, the general concept of national feelings found in territorial and collective memory, and the correct historical classification of settlement aktivity including its comparison with similar communities outside of Israel. Through my research I have discovered that not only do the settlers living beyond the Green Line show strong national and religious elements, but that they also tend towards more radical forms of dealing with state authorities as well as how they solve territorial dilemmas. The strong religious foundation of the settlers threatens Israel's position in peace negotiations and the state's position in the eyes of the international...
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Artistic interpretation of development of the Benešov town
Klabíková, Pavla ; Pfeiffer, Jan (advisor) ; Sedlák, Michal (referee)
In the theoretical part, process and describe the development of urbanism with a focus on the city of Benešov, the differences between the city in the past and today and the depiction of urbanism in traditional and contemporary art. In the didactic part conceptually prepare ways to introduce urbanism and bring it closer to children in preschool, out-of-school or school pedagogy - to try it out in practice. In the practical part perform a drawing series on the topic of urban development of the city. KEYWORDS urbanism, Benešov, development, area, history, present, maps, pedagogy, art
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