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Brownfields in the Czech Republic in connection with historical centers
Murárová, Lucia ; Svoboda, Lukáš (referee) ; Májek, Jan (advisor)
The subject of the Diploma thesis is an urban study in the area of the former part of Tepna in Náchod. The Tepna area is largely after demolition and is currently dilapidating. This area has the potential for development and use, located within a short walking distance from the historic city center and at the same time from the residential area in the northern part of Náchod. Above the solved area is the castle, which is a dominant and a city landmark. The aim of the proposal was to use the potential of the territory at most, but at the same time to approach the surrounding landscape sensitively and to connect the urban character of the surrounding urban structure of the city and, conversely, the existing buildings of unclosed blocks are supplemented by new development.
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Visions for Krnov
Ondřejová, Daniela ; Bureš, David (referee) ; Galeová, Nicol (advisor)
The aim of the bachelor's thesis was to design an urban-architectural study of a delimited locality in the historical part of Krnov, to find a suitable functional use for the housing development and to verify the vision of its future regarding long-term development of the city centre. The area is located in the city centre, near the main square, between the streets of Sv. Ducha and Soukenická. The location is near the building of the former textile factory and the dominant church of St. Ducha that serves the city as a cultural centre with a concert hall. It is also near a Jewish synagogue, a Minorite church with a monastery building and a residential block. The plot is also connected to the circular strip of public greenery, which partially copies the original city walls. Currently, the place is an unused brownfield. After the rehabilitation of industrial buildings, the location with exposed corners looks unattractive and the use of its potential is inadequate due to the position near the main square, as well as to the important visual and transport connections of the entire urban structure of Krnov. The combination of urban functions with an emphasis on the quality of public spaces could create a still living structure including not only the new town hall but also new public spaces, multifunctional hall, gallery, cafes, in case of reconversion of the industrial building offices or accommodation facilities.
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To Finish the Body of the City
Hejdová, Dominika ; Stibitz, Jan (referee) ; Hora, Jan (advisor)
The Touch of Generations project works with the design of a house in the center of Louny on the border of two typology as a possible way forward for the housing of the future. Linking family housing with housing for the elderly. Today's urban individualism and anonymity have disrupted original family ties and values. That supported economic model of success and the vision of profit completely affected our behavior and lifestyle. From now on but that will change. The arrival of a new retirement generation. A generation that grew up under socialism and respects freedom more than others. A generation that will no longer want to live alone, but who will take the initiative for your life with the intention of living with dignity and fullness. A generation that will create countless new ones typology and thanks to which the image of senior life in cities will competently change.
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Villa in Brno
Hrubjaková, Petra ; Vranová, Daniela (referee) ; Boleslavská, Yvona (advisor) ; Brzoň, Roman (advisor)
Based on my study from the second year of bachelor study at the Faculty of Civil Engineering in Brno, the following final bachelor's thesis is elaborated. The aim of my bachelor thesis was to prepare an implementation project for a residential villas. The building consists of two villas, which are connected by garages. In the left building there are 1 underground floor and 3 above-ground floors, and in the right building there is one underground floor and four above-ground floors. On the first floor there are garages, cellars, common communications, technical background of the building and two single-storey flats. On the first floor there is one single-storey apartment and two maisonettes. On the other floors there are only maisonettes. There are three single-storey and six maisonettes in total. Each of the apartments has its own terrace. The building has a combined load-bearing system, with the garages construction made of reinforced concrete columns, which is separated from the villas designed with the wall support system. At the front of the underground floor, the wall system is walled with sandwich blocks Silka, due to their higher strength of the pressure, above ground floors are Ytong concrete blocks. The pillar stand on the simple foundation pad and walls are on the foundation strips.
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To Finish the Body of the City
Hejdová, Dominika ; Stibitz, Jan (referee) ; Hora, Jan (advisor)
The Touch of Generations project works with the design of a house in the center of Louny on the border of two typology as a possible way forward for the housing of the future. Linking family housing with housing for the elderly. Today's urban individualism and anonymity have disrupted original family ties and values. That supported economic model of success and the vision of profit completely affected our behavior and lifestyle. From now on but that will change. The arrival of a new retirement generation. A generation that grew up under socialism and respects freedom more than others. A generation that will no longer want to live alone, but who will take the initiative for your life with the intention of living with dignity and fullness. A generation that will create countless new ones typology and thanks to which the image of senior life in cities will competently change.
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Importance and development of village settlements in the Czech Republic
Ondrůšková, Tereza ; Obrtlík,, Jan (referee) ; Májek, Jan (advisor)
The diploma thesis deals with village settlements in the Czech Republic. First, the term village and other related terms are defined. The village is perceived from the point of view of legislation and spatial planning. The introductory part also includes a description of the historical development and structure of the villages and mentions folk architecture. The main part of the work is focused on the current state of Czech villages. There is a general analysis covering areas such as public space, public amenities, green, transport, monuments, or new development. The analysis was applied to villages located in the administrative district of the municipality with extended powers of Kroměříž and to the municipality of Rataje. Based on the findings, it evaluates villages and outlines the possibilities for their future development.
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Visions for Krnov
Ondřejová, Daniela ; Bureš, David (referee) ; Galeová, Nicol (advisor)
The aim of the bachelor's thesis was to design an urban-architectural study of a delimited locality in the historical part of Krnov, to find a suitable functional use for the housing development and to verify the vision of its future regarding long-term development of the city centre. The area is located in the city centre, near the main square, between the streets of Sv. Ducha and Soukenická. The location is near the building of the former textile factory and the dominant church of St. Ducha that serves the city as a cultural centre with a concert hall. It is also near a Jewish synagogue, a Minorite church with a monastery building and a residential block. The plot is also connected to the circular strip of public greenery, which partially copies the original city walls. Currently, the place is an unused brownfield. After the rehabilitation of industrial buildings, the location with exposed corners looks unattractive and the use of its potential is inadequate due to the position near the main square, as well as to the important visual and transport connections of the entire urban structure of Krnov. The combination of urban functions with an emphasis on the quality of public spaces could create a still living structure including not only the new town hall but also new public spaces, multifunctional hall, gallery, cafes, in case of reconversion of the industrial building offices or accommodation facilities.
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Living in the suburbs
Holík, Lukáš ; Klimecký, Martin (referee) ; Gerö, Jiří (advisor) ; Pěnčík, Jan (advisor)
The aim of this bachelor's thesis was to create a low-energy / passive building located on the suburbs of the city Brno and which would serve for permanent housing. The land on which the building is to be located is currently mostly green. The ratio of the green area did not change from a bird's eye view, it only moved to other height levels. The majority of the proposed area is therefore greenery, in the form of green roofs. The resulting design consists of two two-storey buildings, which are separated by a green roof of garages located below ground level. However, it is one complex building, in which there are a total of 8 independent housing units of various sizes with gardens and terraces. The southern sides of the facades of both buildings form mainly glazed areas facing the gardens of the individual housing units. At the same time, large glass areas use as much southern light as possible, as both eastern and western in the design cannot be sufficiently used. This bachelor's thesis is based on the subject of studio work from the second year.
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Garden city
Haasová, Lenka ; Zezula, Adam (referee) ; Toman, Radek (advisor)
Housing cannot be simplified to its sole function of living. It must be extended to the relationship to its place and environment. What is the relationship of a person (inhabitant) to the space of his living? How to live? How to live differently? What is housing today and what can be predicted of its development? How can we, the architects, seek a solution to this seemingly banal housing problem in the current context? In the new territory of the South Center of Brno, in connection with the new railway station, large areas have been freed up, which make it possible to organize the urban structure of the new stop. The garden city is one of its designed parts. The new housing environment is offered in the expansion of the city center in the scale of the city district. Living in a garden city is not only a link to natural elements but also an opportunity to restore direct relations to the place of work and to the place of living and other forms of urban living. The work is based on an urban study prepared by the association Ivan Koleček - Pavel Jura architects Lausanne - Brno.
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Villa in Brno
Hrubjaková, Petra ; Vranová, Daniela (referee) ; Boleslavská, Yvona (advisor) ; Brzoň, Roman (advisor)
Based on my study from the second year of bachelor study at the Faculty of Civil Engineering in Brno, the following final bachelor's thesis is elaborated. The aim of my bachelor thesis was to prepare an implementation project for a residential villas. The building consists of two villas, which are connected by garages. In the left building there are 1 underground floor and 3 above-ground floors, and in the right building there is one underground floor and four above-ground floors. On the first floor there are garages, cellars, common communications, technical background of the building and two single-storey flats. On the first floor there is one single-storey apartment and two maisonettes. On the other floors there are only maisonettes. There are three single-storey and six maisonettes in total. Each of the apartments has its own terrace. The building has a combined load-bearing system, with the garages construction made of reinforced concrete columns, which is separated from the villas designed with the wall support system. At the front of the underground floor, the wall system is walled with sandwich blocks Silka, due to their higher strength of the pressure, above ground floors are Ytong concrete blocks. The pillar stand on the simple foundation pad and walls are on the foundation strips.
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