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Family house in passive standard
Svoboda, David ; Jelínek, Petr (referee) ; Sedlák, Jiří (advisor)
The bachelor's thesis on a topic “The family house of standard passive” deals with the design of the house for family housing in accordance with applicable legislation. The house is designed in the Highlands on the edge of developing area Račerovice. The cellarless two-storey building is made of brick. The roof is according to local regulative plan made up of saddle-shaped truss system. The passive character of the house requires large glass areas on the south facade of the house and high-quality thermal insulation of the building envelope with minimal losses. The house is associated with a brick garage with a shed-roof.
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Kindergarten, Uhřice
Ždánský, Adam ; Sedlák, Radek (referee) ; Benešová, Romana (advisor)
The subject of this thesis is design of a new kindergarten for 36 children in the village Uhřice near Kyjov. The design is made in level of detailed design. The designed building is a partial basement, two-storey building of elongated shape. The facade of the building is designed as ventilated with wooden cladding, the northern part of the building is with contact thermal insulation system. The building has two single-layer flat roofs, one with a vegetation layer, the other with a PVC roofing with an attic. Entrance to object is from south side. On the first floor there are two separate departments for education of children with facilities and there is a technical-economic background in third part. On the second floor there are special classrooms that can be used by both the kindergarten and the adjacent elementary school, as well as the public. There is also a central office, a meeting room and a special speech therapy room. On the underground floor there are warehouses and technological facilities. Static scheme of the building consists is combined system of ceramic blocks and reinforced concrete columns with girders, in the basement is used reinforced concrete walls. The ceilings are designed from prestressed spiroll panels. Park landscaping was designed on the surrounding site. The purpose of the object is in the concept of preschool education. The concept is based on children acquiring the fundamentals of key qualities from outset and acquiring prerequisites for their lifelong learning.
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Apartment Building
Nádvorník, Pavel ; Vystrčil, Jan (referee) ; Košíčková, Ivana (advisor)
The aim of the bachelor's thesis is the elaboration of project documentation for the construction or for the issuance of a building permit referred to in § 108 paragraph 1 of the Building Act for an apartment building in the cadastral area of Jistebnice. The building is located on the outskirts of the city in a built-up area on a slightly sloping plot number 234. It is a new building in the area. Where there are no apartment buildings yet, but the plot is intended for this use. The building is designed as a basement apartment building with 4 floors above ground and one underground floor, in which there are a total of 11 apartments. There are always 3 flats on the first three floors, and there are two flats on the fourth. Three apartments are smaller for couples and starting families, the rest are designed as for families of 3 to 4 members. A parking lot with one parking space for each apartment has been built on the plot. The construction system of the building is a wall, made of PORTHERM ceramic blocks. The ceilings are reinforced concrete slabs. The roof is single-skinned above the living space, double-skinned above the staircase.
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Commercial building with flats
Kubát, Pavel ; Gintar, Jan (referee) ; Kacálek, Petr (advisor)
This thesis solves the new building of commercial building with flats in vacant space in Prague street in Hořovice. This building is with the cellar in a part of object and it has four floors. Commercial building has rectangular ground plan and it is covered with flat roof. The facade will be furnished with contact thermally insulated system with improved plaster and cladding tape. The object is proposed to be made with brick from block. Ceiling is made from iron-concrete ceiling panels. In the basement there are cellar boxes for the each apartments, store room and boiler room. In the ground floor there are four shops which are directly approachable from the outside. Every shops have own store room, office and restroom. There are also situated pram room for apartments and two stores for household rubbish. The first floor is constructed for offices where two companies can be located. In the second floor there are six apartments. Two of them can be adapted for the person with reduced mobility. The third floor is identical with the second floor.
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Baugruppe Now
Bevelaquová, Diana ; Landa, Filip (referee) ; Hora, Jan (advisor)
Is it better to live in country or in a city? Great access to work, school, shopping and culture or close proximity to nature, weekend barbecues with neighbors and tranquility. Do we have to choose? Is it possible to combine these qualities? Is the Baugruppe principle able to solve the housing conundrums of the current era? “Baugruppe is a group of people that combine their finances and efforts to construct an apartment building conforming to their notion of ideal living while remaining affordable.” (1) To me the Baugruppe lifestyle seems to be wedged in between the city experience and the more traditional way of living outside of it. In between the preplanned structure of the residences and the organic growth of the dwellings. In this bachelor’s thesis I examine these alternatives and their pros which beg to be merged together. I ponder the question: is it possible to embody this betweenness in the design of the residential complex – in its urban composition, its structure, its formal expression as well as its typology. On one hand prefabricated construction of apartment buildings based on market research brings monotone anonymity on the other hand it allows financial and construction efficiency. While the individual nature of a regular house project may enable freedom of expression, it may also hinder this freedom for any other project surrounding it. The houses themselves reflect the aesthetic values of their owners. The various reworks and additions reflect their changing needs. In Baugruppe the willingness to share space with members of the same community as well as outsiders meets the need to own real estate. The main goal of course still remains living well. In one’s own space, with neighbors of one’s own choosing, utilizing the economic and cultural assets of the city, while saving money that can be better used elsewhere. Be it larger living space or a greenhouse filled with tomatoes next to the house. (1) BAUGRUPPE! Manual, available on: http://www.baugruppe.cz/index.php?page=baugruppe-manual
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Wellness centre in Slavkov u Brna
Kovář, Stanislav ; Rozehnal, Miroslav (referee) ; Štěpánek, Ladislav (advisor)
Master´s thesis ,,WELLNESS centre in Slavkov u Brna" is processed in the from of project documentation. The building is a partially basement, it has three floors and an attic, roofed in sellar rooftop and partially counter rooftop. The house is designed to plot No. 1787/1, 1787/30 in Slavkov u Brna Slovanská street. Built up area is 554,7 square meters. The basement, ground floor and second floor belongs to a wellness and a guesthouse. The third floor is used for housing owners. The building is based on the footings of plain concrete foundation slab drag over the basics with reinforcing karisítí . Walling system and ceilings from Porotherm , partitions from the system Knauf. The building is connected to the local road and the available utilities.
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Assessment of historical building before modernization
Marušák, Lubomír ; Anton, Ondřej (referee) ; Cikrle, Petr (advisor)
This study deals with the evaluation of historic structures, especially historic masonry buildings. It provides information about the current topic of modernization and renovation of historic listed buildings. In the theoretical part are explained specifics of historic buildings in regard to new buildings, materials, which were used previously, types of constructions and all above are described principles of rating existing buildings according to applicable standarts and description of the most common and the most appropriate diagnostic methods. In the practical part are mentioned theoretical knowledge practiced for example the evaluation of historic building of a former court in Zlín. The examination also includes a preliminary probe on selected parts of the structure. The output of my thesis is a documentation of status and failures of court building, preliminary rating of building and a detailed design of diagnostic survey.
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Family House with workroom
Vlhová, Marie ; Sobotka, Jindřich (referee) ; Šuhajda, Karel (advisor)
The thesis is about think good living,but on the other side i want think enlink with workroom together. Family house is in the municipal land registry of Leskovec. The thesis contains project documentation.Proposal emphasizes including layout design to ensure the site is static, architectural and fire safety..The thesis is solving a brickhouse on the basis of bricksystem Porortherm
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Survey and assessment of masonry building castle
Kopecký, Martin ; Kocáb, Dalibor (referee) ; Cikrle, Petr (advisor)
This diploma thesis deals with the diagnostics of masonry structures. In the theoretical part of this thesis it is described the system of assessment of existing structures and then the assessment of existing masonry structures. The next chapter states the methods of survey of masonry structures, including evaluation. The practical part of the thesis deals with the survey of the building of a small castle. This survey includes a brief history of the castle building, the preliminary inspection of the building and the research of the supporting structure. The result of the survey is to determine the material characteristics of masonry.
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