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Residential Complex in Brno - Komín
Malý, Filip ; Zoubek, Michal (referee) ; Sochor, Jan (advisor)
The goal of this project is to design a residential complex located on the Pastviny Street, on Palacký vrch hillside, Brno-Komín. Thanks to its location and excellent civic amenities such as kindergarten and secondary school, this locality is perfect for building family houses suited for young couples and families with children. There are designs of 3 types of family houses included in the thesis: a small single-family terraceded house, a middle-sized semi-detached house and a large single-family detached house. While the smaller houses are being constructed in a compact development in a closer proximity to the city, as one proceed in the direction out of the city, the density of built-up is decreasing and the size of buildings and the adjacent holdings increases. The buildings share the same form and a simple compact shape of a house with a saddle roof. All buildings described are designed as low-energy wooden ones. There are going to be approximately 150 residents inhabiting the complex.
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LABORARTORY BRNO
Kopecký, Martin ; Zoubek, Michal (referee) ; Sochor, Jan (advisor)
Urban and architectural design of architecture gallery, modern art and design. The building is located on the eastern corner of the intersection Milady Horakove and Koliste. The design emphasis is on a dominant corner. The interior consists of a large hall and embedded boxes that divided space and have different functional uses. The resulting system of boxes and terraces gives gallery an unique atmosphere.
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LABORARTORY BRNO
Gregorová, Ivana ; Zoubek, Michal (referee) ; Sochor, Jan (advisor)
Architectural expression The primary intention is to shape the breaks on a street corner and Koliště horáková and close existing data center housing estates. Two wings of the same width based on boch sides of existing units meet in a breakthrough right at the corner of the intersection. The ground plan is thus to portray one just wide strip folded over the corner area. This philosophy precisely determines the shape of the central mass, which has become a triangle. The center of mass exceeds the side wings and the center at the entrance of the visually deprived of sight at the corner. Two lateral mass height strictly respect the street axis and also high-rise buildings. These materials are broken into large cubic volumes. Each of these volumes contains specific function. Large volumes of each other horizontally poposúvané a team already out of the system suggest the division of functions hidden within. Systémm shifted masses are broken side wings while the middle remains subtle and clearly dominant input into their interior. Cutting out the dice and cubical fragments from different parts of the functional volumes is fed daylight into the interior, which in this way preserve anonymity outside and intimacy within. LAYOUT Different shape volumes are adapted to different functions, which are filled. Different and folding them together are made points of indoor as well as outdoor spaces. Placement areas with the same functions a volume is created by their uncluttered layout. At the same time, this solution provides the possibility of various large bright floor heights for different functions. Galerija spaces in selected volumes divided into levels with greater ground clearance, unlike the administration, Com, workshops and other areas that have a generous amount required. On the ground floor there are areas of trade and lecture hall. Top Galerija spaces are two dimensional objemysituované in the middle of the building. Their prepjenie is provided through the central hall. It serves as a connecting element between them creates the way a visitor from one gallery space to another. All rooms offer light and spatial variability. The second floor is an outdoor exhibition space. Serves mainly for the installation of three-dimensional sculptures and also links, gallery spaces with creative workshops and ateliers. Also serves as a rest area, ktrý visual linking the pedestrian zone alley Captain Jaroša. In the second part of the gallery space is vútorná gallery spanning over two floors. The top floor is a cafe overlooking the city center.
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LABORARTORY BRNO
Zatloukalová, Hana ; Zoubek, Michal (referee) ; Sochor, Jan (advisor)
It is a five-story building on the corner of Milada Horáková and Koliště streets. In the past this area was situated behind a fortification, where today there is a park. An interesting urbanistic feature is the outcome of an Cpt. Jaros urban road in the northern part of the site. The main function is a gallery of an architecture having exhibitional and educative character. An additional services are design shop, café and art supplies, as well as a lecture hall, workshop / classroom and studios with a residentional programme. There may be invited artists to use gallery for their presentation.
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TOWNHOUSE ON THE WATERFRONT IN PŘEROV
Frgalová, Anna ; Zoubek, Michal (referee) ; Sochor, Jan (advisor)
The specified location is a place of mixed styles, forms and shapes. The most important part is the functionalist Sokol club building, which was taken as a decisive element around. Trying to move closer to this form, I choose the modern shape resulting in a simple application of the "ribbon" winding through the area. It´s articulation and horizontal proportions follows the Sokol club.
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TOWNHOUSE ON THE WATERFRONT IN PŘEROV
Jandejsková, Barbora ; Zoubek, Michal (referee) ; Sochor, Jan (advisor)
The house completes empty place on the corner Brabansko and Malá Dlážka. It is 3 and 4 floors high house. The functions subdive it horizontaly. The main entrance for flats is in the first floor from the street Brabansko to a court. On the court there are two stairs for flats in the 2nd, 3th and 4th floor.
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Application of Models of the General Evaluation to Companies in Bankruptcy
Zoubek, Michal ; Klečka, Jiří (advisor) ; Krause, Josef (referee)
In this thesis will be discussed about selected models of general evaluation of company which will be applied to companies in decline. After a short introduction of the thesis will follow the theoretical and methodological apparatus in which selected bankruptcy and solvent models will be described, then there will be described the method of their calculation and interpretation of the results generated. In the practical part models will be applied to selected companies which are in decline and results will be compared. At the conclusion will be evaluated the ability of these models to predict the deteriorating financial situation of company or its bankruptcy and will be discussed their advantages and weaknesses and their potential explanatory ability for firms in the Czech market conditions.
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Financial Analysis MONTYFAJ, s. r. o.
Zoubek, Michal ; Schönfeld, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Horník, Tomáš (referee)
Financial analysis of the small construction company in the period 2005 - 2009, focused on bankruptcy models and bankruptcy risk. Content of analysis is a summary of the economic situation in the construction industry in the period, description of the analyzed company, identification of its main competitors and SWOT analysis. Application part contains horizontal and vertical analysis, analysis by ratios, Du Pont decomposition, calculation of economic value added (EVA), comparison of company to industry and finally the analysis contains calculation of selected models of bankruptcy and credibility. The last part of the analysis is the conclusion and summary of the whole analysis, including prediction of financial situation of the company.
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