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The puppet theater building in the center of Opava
Křížková, Marie ; Štěpán, Marek (referee) ; Galeová, Nicol (advisor)
How will the new theatre building affect the city centre? The proposal explores one option where the existing puppet theatre could be relocated. The aim of the project was to find a proportionate scale of building that would provide a dignified space for the puppet theatre to operate, whilst also offering space around it. A space that, while closely intertwined with the theatre, also opens up to people who are not currently playing the social role of theatre-goers.
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The puppet theater building in the center of Opava
Barteková, Ester ; Štěpán, Marek (referee) ; Sládeček, Svatopluk (advisor)
The building of the puppet theatre in the centre of Opava is significant for its location and function. One of my goals was therefore to create a building with a distinctive character that will serve as a symbol of the entranceway to the city centre. As it encroaches on the land on which the Silesian Theatre building stands, my aim was to help this theatre in its design and to improve the condition of its not entirely satisfactory operating space. Outside the performance space, the theatre events create an opportunity for discussion, for sharing ideas that have no place in the normal daily routine. The project appeals to promote the aspect of perceiving the theatre as a modern agora.
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The puppet theater building in the center of Opava
Šebora, Viliam ; Palacký, Ivan (referee) ; Galeová, Nicol (advisor)
The subject of this bachelor’s thesis is the design of a new home for the Opava puppet theatre in the centre of this historic city, based on its urban structure and historical context. The building also replaces the existing facilities of the Slezské divadlo (Silesian Theatre) with new spaces that meet the current needs of theatrical professionals. Thus, a new smaller alternative and puppet stage with a direct link to the historic theatre is being created right in the city centre, reinterpreting not only the structure of the city but also the theatre itself.
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The puppet theater building in the center of Opava
Mojžíšová, Petra ; Palacký, Ivan (referee) ; Galeová, Nicol (advisor)
The project presents an architectural and urbanistic solution for the redevelopment of the operational part of the Silesian Theatre and a new building of a town house with a theatre in the western part of the Horní náměstí in Opava. The main idea of the work is the connection of two subjects - the professional Silesian Theatre and the new building with a hall for amateur theatre and a children's centre. The use of the existing public space is motivated by the general idea of densification of the urban structure and concentration of culture in the city centre. I consider the addition of another functions to the monoblock of theatre to be reasonable, both in terms of sustainability and adaptation, and in terms of community.
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It's not theater like a theater
ZÍKOVÁ, Pavlína
The aim of this thesis is to highlight the possibilities of drama education in preschool education with a focus on literary text and theatrical performance. In the theoretical part, the work focuses on theatre, theatre for children and theatre performed by children in a historical and contemporary context and highlights some methods of drama education suitable for working with literary text in kindergarten. In the practical part, the benefits for pre-school children are presented, described and evaluated on the basis of three theatre performances watched, and then work with dramatizing techniques is tested with children in kindergarten. In the discussion, the use of theatre and drama education methods based on theatre methods are compared.
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Legal Aspects of the changes in theater industry in Czechoslovakia After World War II
Šustová, Kateřina ; Kuklík, Jan (advisor) ; Blažková, Tereza (referee)
Legal Aspects of the changes in theater industry in Czechoslovakia After World War II After World War II (in May 1945), Czechoslovakian theaters were reopened. The so-called theater revolution began, during which the theater industry in Czechoslovakia experienced fundamental changes in organizational structure. Despite the efforts of Austria-Hungary and the First Czechoslovak Republic, this space was still regulated by the Theater Act of November 25, 1850 (Ministry of the Interior law No. 454/1850). There were also plans to consolidate the regulation of the theater industry in Czechoslovakia, as Hungarian legal article XXXI had been in effect since 1848 in Slovakia. This was a different (and even older) legal regulation than the one in Bohemia. This work explores the legal considerations of the aforementioned reorganization of theaters. The main goal of the research is to describe how the pre-World War II regulatory environment affected the evolution of theater industry regulation thereafter, including mapping out any significant path dependencies. A comparative analysis of individual provisions was used to address the research question of how the Theater Act of 1948 differed from previous legislation and historical drafts of theater regulations. This work subsequently addresses the regulatory...
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User Interface for Theatre Control System
Kobza, Lukáš ; Ševcovic, Jiří (referee) ; Zemčík, Pavel (advisor)
The topic of this bachelor's thesis is the technical equipment of theatre stage. In this work is offered the overview of stage technology and its control and furthermore the overview about user interfaces. The main goal was to create a new user interface for control system of upper and bottom machinery with the intention of application possibilities in distributed control systems with several operator stations.
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Revitalization Program of Floral Garden in Kromeriz
Kudlička, Jan ; Matoušková, Petra (referee) ; Mléčka, Jan (advisor)
This project elaborate the foreground of Kvetna garden in Kromeriz.Everything is solucionated like a fluid connection with an old garden.It isssues from the old concept but however has got a new modern and dynamic form.The main idea is to make a pleasure visit for the people who will arrive and give them more knowings about culture ,history and art.
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Theatre House in Přerov
Tichák, Tomáš ; Sýkora, Karel (referee) ; Barnat, Jan (advisor)
The main purpose of this work is a structural design of the building of theatre in Prerov city. The building has irregular shape. The structure is 72 m long, 54 m wide and 14,5 m high. Footprint equals to 2000 m2. Timber part of the building consists of glued laminated timber elements, as well as solid-sawn timber and steel ones. Steel part of the building includes tnasversal joint frames, composite steel and concrete ceilings, truss girders and bracings. This document includes design, internal force enumertion and structural assessment, including joints. Dlubal RFEM 5 structural analysis and design software has been utilized in the process. Drawings of the structure are enclosed.
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Futurama Theatre
Maslák, Michal ; Mizera, Pavel (referee) ; Smolka, Radim (advisor)
It is a multi-storey detached cultural and dining building. The theatre is dimensioned for 615 seats and the restaurant is dimensioned for 150 dishes. The construction will be situated in the town Ostrava, namely in town part Ostrava-Poruba having 64 728 inhabitants. Build-up land area is 3819 m2 and capacity amounts to 60 676 m3, it has one underground and four above-ground levels. The building is covered by green flat roof.
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