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Future Trends for Passenger Car Powertrains
Bureš, David ; Drápal, Lubomír (referee) ; Novotný, Pavel (advisor)
This bachelor thesis analyses existing and potential future propulsion technologies in passenger cars. Propulsion technologies are evaluated based on their efficiency, emissions, and amount of vibration. They are then compared with propulsion technologies in current use. Probability of usage from 2020 to 2040 is predicted for each evaluated technology.
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Analysis of czech televisin automotive magazines
Bureš, David ; Kruml, Milan (advisor) ; Štoll, Martin (referee)
The aim of this thesis Analysis of Czech television automotive magazines is to describe characteristic elements of television format entitled motoring (or automotive) magazine. This thesis defines the basic terms typical for the issue, describes the history of motoring magazines in the Czech television environment and through the use of content analysis determines content of today's motoring magazines broadcasted in the Czech television environment. Results of the content analysis are afterwards explained by analysis of historical documents and by an interview with one of the authors of television motoring magazine. The content of the magazines (Auto Moto Revue, Autosalon and Garáž) is also aligned with the British motoring show Top Gear and with the original form of Auto Moto Revue, which ranks among the oldest television motoring magazines in the world.
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Unbulit Brno
Bureš, David
The topic is Unbuilt Brno. The subject is unrealized or partially complete architectural and urban projects that were designed for the city Brno and in particular from the interwarperiod. In the interest will be areas in contact with the urban core, for which it is currentlylooking for suitable use (for example South Centre, Academy Square, ...). In addition, areas where a project was started, but for various reasons was not completedand now we thought it escapes (např. Kraví hora, Peace Square). Attention will also focus on the site, who lost his position, but a unique place and can offer huge potential (např. Ponava).
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Inventory of urban planning before and now
Bureš, David
The search for parallels in the advancement of urban strategies concerning development and revitalization of the city center during the last 100 years. Topical studying of Rozštlapil's concepts for the localities which have not been satisfyingly planned yet show a similarity to the situation in which the center of Brno found itself a hundred years ago. The construction activity in the historical parts does not have a clear and strong urban-planning concept. Only small parcels are dealt with, without any more profound relation to the territorial unit. Every construction intention in the city conservation areas is assessed anxiously, the important points of view for a global strategy of future development are still missing. Controversial interventions are carried out, contaminating the city forever. Unlike the generation of architects from the beginning of the 20th century, there is a lack of laws controlling the construction in city centers. A continual will of the city representation is absent and so is a vision of any type. Based on the presently available possibilities and needs, the students of the master degree program at FA VUT Brno are dealing with a parallel vision for a concept of construction in the city center. The content of a four-semester work called „Inventura stavění v městské památkové rezervaci“ is a verification and analysis of hidden reserves in the modern city structure. The indication of possibilities of architectural interventions into the historical structure of the center as well as the courage of Václav Rozštlapil's concepts may reach many, not only the architectonic public.
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Brno Unbuilt – Academic Quarter at Kraví hora
Bureš, David
One of the largest urban projects in the interwar period in Brno was a project of a university town on Kraví hora and the Academic Square. The most important Czech architects participated in the creation of its form. However it was finally realized only asmall crock.
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Brno Unbuilt - Square of Peace (Náměstí Míru)
Bureš, David
Kraví hora surroundings was full of construction activity in an inter-war period. The activity was connected with a development of an "Office quarter" and University campus for Brno. In that period was shaped a conception of the Square of Peace (Náměstí M
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Animace v architektuře
Bureš, David
Research in the framework of the project "Intermedia databases and applications with web interface with an interactive user access and applications in audiovisual perception of architects" (hereinafter referred to as Kaviár) demonstrated the potential of animations in architecture and urbanism. Dynamic 3D imaging is for human perception and imagination of the observer closer and easier to understand than static 2D visualization. Breadth of possible applications of animation and new media in the presentation of architect´s work also eases understending of the architecture and urbanism by the general public.
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Brno Unbuilt History and Perspectives of Largest Urban Projects in Brno
Bureš, David ; Wahla, Ivan (referee) ; Rudiš, Viktor (referee) ; Vydrová, Zdeňka (referee) ; Pelčák, Petr (advisor)
During the movement of the city of Brno, we can perceive a series of fragments, stop unfinished urban visions. To greater or lesser extent affect the current appearance of the city and causing relationships or processes we do not understand. By understanding the original concept we can grab those sites again and meaningfully work with them. The subject of this thesis became a trio of locations - náměstí Míru (Peace Square), Akademické náměstí (Academic Square) and the area of Kraví hora (Cow Mountain). In these parts of the city we can reveal fragments of unfinished projects. They are joined together by imaginary storyline of campus construction of Czech universities in the 20s and 30s of the last century. That was the key, but not the only one, factor in shaping the form of these public spaces. The aim of the research is to analyze the historical context of the development of built-up areas affecting the monitored sites. Define the basic concept of spatial composition and analysis resulting of the functional and spatial arrangement. The model of the interwar form was confronted with the present state of the monitored area and also subjected to detailed analysis in terms of form, function and operation. The essential aim of this research was insertion plan of the period to the contemporary model of the structure of Brno and verification broader spatial and operational relationships with the help of animation and simulation of human movement with the site. The results can serve as stimuli state authorities for further working with these sites, as well as for urban practice.
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