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Design of a contemporary urban district in the context of a historic city - urban study
Holík, Lukáš ; Obrtlík, Jan (referee) ; Májek, Jan (advisor)
The aim of the master's thesis is to design a high-quality timeless residential district or part of the city, connected to an existing historical town. The designated area is located within the vicinity of the historical city center and the Rokytná River. The main idea of the design is to redefine public spaces while respecting the existing structure of the historical core and creating a new neighborhood. The proposal involves the creation of strategically positioned new public areas for gatherings and social activities for the city's residents. Additionally, the design addresses the transformation of the existing industrial area into a new district that connects to the newly developed Rokytná River waterfront. The newly designed district consists mainly of residential buildings, but it also includes a mixed-use building, and a renovated existing building has been transformed into a hotel with wellness facilities that connect to the river.
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Multifunctional hall Jaroměřice nad Rokytnou
Kráľovič, Dávid ; Obrtlík, Jan (referee) ; Májek, Jan (advisor)
he assignment is the design of a multipurpose hall in Jaroměřice and Rokytnou. The building object is designed on the land of the former falconry, on which there an athletic oval and a multifunctional playground is situated. Currently, the sports complex does not meet its expectations and is poorly visited. The aim of the proposal is therefore to add suitable and attractive new sports facilities, cultural spaces and places which allow people from the village and the surrounding area to meet. The proposal consists of two buildings, a multi-purpose hall and an accommodation building, which are interconnected by a connecting bridge. The sports hall is a 3-storey building, with two storeys and a basement, the accommodation building is likewise 3-storey building with two storeys and a residential attic. An extensive vegetated roof is proposed on the hall building, while the roof of the accommodation building is designed as a gable roof so that its appearance refers to its purpose. In terms of mass, there are two shapes in the area, a cubic cuboid shape - the multifunctional hall and a five-angled longitudinal cuboid - the accommodation building. The buildings are unified by an offset façade of timber slats. The load-bearing system of the building of the multifunctional hall is made of glued timber frame structures. The buildings are designed so that various activities, whether sporting or cultural, can take place in their premises. In the hall there is a cafeteria, a large hall, small halls, a gym, catering facilities, changing rooms or technical and sanitary facilities. The accommodation building contains rooms, storage areas, technical facilities and laundry. The buildings are designed as barrier free and wheelchair accessible. Buildings. By their positioning on the site, the buildings form a corner adjacent to the adjacent streets. The buildings respect the urban structure of the streets. The design also works to preserve as much of the original greenery on the site as possible and adds several new trees to this existing greenery. Overall, therefore, the proposal extends the potential of the sports complex and offers it a wider use and new meaning.
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Multifunctional hall Jaroměřice nad Rokytnou
Marušková, Adéla ; Obrtlík, Jan (referee) ; Májek, Jan (advisor)
The bachelor thesis is based on the project of a multi-purpose sports hall according to an assignment that was prepared in the third semester of the bachelor studies in the subject AG032. The topic of the study is the design of a new multifunctional sports hall in the town of Jaroměřice nad Rokytnou. The concept of the solution was to design a multifunctional hall that will provide all the required functions. The three-story building is partially embedded into the terrain so that its height does not exceed the surrounding buildings. The facade of the building from Jiráskova Street is made up of overhanging profiled glass panels that copy the indoor space of the sports area. The rest of the facade is made of corrugated metal and plaster. The building has a sports area, a small hall, a gym, facilities for athletes, a bar and accommodation in the form of bedrooms. The building of the hall and its surroundings are designed in such a way that both sports and cultural events can take place here.
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Multifunctional hall Jaroměřice nad Rokytnou
Kundrát, David ; Obrtlík, Jan (referee) ; Májek, Jan (advisor)
The aim of the bachelor thesis was to develop project documentation for the design study of a multi-purpose sports hall in Jaroměřice nad Rokytnou. The project brief was taken from the assignment of the studio AG032 from the second year of bachelor's studies. A newly built sports oval with a football field with an artificial surface now stands on the land in question. The assignment of my work was to design a multifunctional hall next to the oval, which will offer new sport and cultural functions to the inhabitants of the city. The concept of the solution was to complete the corner of two streets, which consists of a multifunctional hall with changing rooms, gym, a restaurant and an accommodation building, in which we can find rooms for 50 guests and a cafe with a kitchen on the ground floor. Between these buildings is a public space with green stairs.
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Multifunctional hall Jaroměřice nad Rokytnou
Jantačová, Karolína ; Obrtlík, Jan (referee) ; Májek, Jan (advisor)
The subject of the bachelor thesis is the preparation of project documentation for building permits and part of the documentation for the implementation of construction based on the assignment, which was provided in the course AG032 - Architectural Design Studio II. in the winter semester of the 2nd year on the topic of public buildings. The subject of the study is the design of a new multifunctional hall in the sports complex. The hall will be used for sports and social use. The land in question is located in the territory of the town of Jaroměřice nad Rokytnou in the Vysočina Region. The concept of the architectural design was to create a space connecting the exterior with the interior, while at the same time linking to the surrounding nature with its facades with wooden cladding and textured plaster. There are four blocks attached to each other, three are two-storey and one single-storey. With these pavilions, the building is seperated into several functional units. The two-storey accommodation building is aligned with one of the pavilions. The individual functional units include a café, a lobby, a sports hall, a gym and accommodation. All these functions have their necessary facilities.
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Multifunctional hall Jaroměřice nad Rokytnou
Machačová, Kristýna ; Obrtlík, Jan (referee) ; Májek, Jan (advisor)
The subject of the bachelor thesis is the multifuncional hall in Jaroměřice nad Rokytnou. The hall is designed on the site of former town gym and it should fill the purpose of sports hall and as a place to hold public events in the town. Other than that, there are designed areas for freetime activities such as fitness gym, lecture hall and small gym, a part of the building is also used as a coffee shop, which is separated from the working of the sports hall. The hall is made up from three buildings while two of them are connected and they are all accesible. In the main buinding is sports hall, in the second one areas other sporting actvities and the last one is separated and used as accommodations. Along with the hall is designedparking, new kids playground and connections to the sports grounds.
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Czech Sacral Architecture between 1900 - 1950 in International Context
Obrtlík, Jan ; Kyselka, Mojmír (referee) ; Halík,, Pavel (referee) ; Šlapeta, Vladimír (advisor)
The thesis deals with the history and the interpretation of the development of sacral architecture during the first half of the twentieth century. It interprets the topic in a broad framework, which mentions the historical preconditions of this development and in the most important cases also its international relations. The introductional chapters list all up-to-date publications to the topic and suggest certain means of interpretation of sacral architecture which reflects the natural division of this topic between the disciplines of architectural theory and religion science. The own thesis begins with characteristics of social and religious situation in the Austria-Hungary and its consequences of sacral architectural development. It mentions basic examples of sacral buildings and the measure of their relation to the contemporary architectural development in general. Subsequently it mentions transformational influence of World War I and of declaration of souverain Czechoslovakia, which led to the emergence of new churches with their own architectural ambitions and also to the focus shifting of discipline to new contemporary topics. It follows the parallels with contemporary architectural trends of 1920's and the level of their use in the specific field of religious buildings also in relation to individual churches with their different architectural developments. Further it mentions sacral building development in 1930's with the emphasis in relation to the contemporary social atmosphere and in accent transformation between conservative and progressive religious approach. Than it follows with a review of religious culture transformation during World War II in Protectorate Czech Moravia and shows particularity of unnumerous examples of church buildings and projects from this era. The final part than reflects the evolution of the social role of religion after the War as well as an influence of communist coup in 1948 at potential of sacral architecture. It states the negative influence of both totalitarian regimes on the quality of sacral buildings of following period and on a poor measure of disciplines theoretical knowledge, which among others results in unsufficient primary sources, from which this thesis would likely have taken. Even when this thesis have not and cannot have an ambition of full exploration of the topic, it presents the factography and collecion of interpretations, by means of which the significant gap in the historiography of 20th century Czech sacral architecture can be at least partially bridged.
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Residential Complex in Brno - Komín
Halinár, Matej ; Obrtlík, Jan (referee) ; Kristek, Jan (advisor)
Area is located in the city of Brno-Komin in place of existing gardens. The proposal consists of small apartment buildings, which together 19 concept is sensitively set home into the surrounding urban fabric and terrain. Houses are located in the lower flat part of the parcel. It's subtle and simple architecture. Residential houses have 3 floors. Each apartment has an entrance from the living room directly to your own private garden. Two lower apartments have a garden on the ground and the upper apartment has it on the terrace.
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