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Low-floor Apartmen Building
Ocelík, Tomáš ; Struhala, Karel (referee) ; Skála, Jiří (advisor)
This thesis is focused on designing a simple low-floor apartment building. The chosen land, on which the building schould be standing on, is located in the village Velký Újezd in the vicinity of the city of Olomouc. The structure is designed as an apartment building without a basement, with three above-ground floors and 11 flats. There’s a communal storage part on the 1st floor. The vertical supporting construction are made of Porotherm ceramic blocks, the ceiling structure is made of POT supports and MIAKO ceramic blocks, the roof is saddle shaped with an angle of 12°, its supporting structure is is made of wooden fish girder.
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The Family House with Accommodation
Nekvinda, Alexandr ; Struhala, Karel (referee) ; Manychová, Monika (advisor)
It is a newly built, detached 2 storey family house with a basement and a terrace. The external walls of the property consists of ceramic shaped bricks. The house is located on a slope oriented towards the south-west. In the basement is a separate apartment which can be used as accommodation for tourists. On this floor there is also a garage and technical facilities. The first and second floor of the property is used for residential purposes. The building is covered with a gable roof with two dormer-windows.
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Low-floor Apartment Building
Koutný, Petr ; Struhala, Karel (referee) ; Skála, Jiří (advisor)
The aim of my bachelor thesis is a project of a new block of flats with a joint large-scale garage. The project is created in form of project documentation including all problems and related issues. The building is situated in Bystřice pod Hostýnem. The building is partly basement with three above-ground floors and it is built from brick system POROTHERM with contact insulation. The construction has roof with roof trusses. Concerning house-building plot, terrain is flat without any inclination. This project is primarily focused on functional, disposal and architectural aspects of block of flats.
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A Family House with a carpenty Workshop
Vít, Lukáš ; Struhala, Karel (referee) ; Skála, Jiří (advisor)
The project deals with new building of detached in Křídla. This work aims to develop design documents for building construction. Detached house is for 4-6 member family for year round occupancy. The part of the house is carpentry workshop. The building has 3 floors. The building is based on brick system Porotherm.The object a family house has a gable roof and the object carpentry workshop has a flat walkable roof. The building is situated on sloping terrain.
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Family house
Němečková, Lucie ; Struhala, Karel (referee) ; Škramlik, Jan (advisor)
Bachelor's thesis solves newly built family house in the urban village Nový Bydžov. The family house is separately standing in a sloping terrain. The family house looks like a block with recessed floor and flat roof. It has two aboveground floors and a underground floor. It has a basement. The house is projected for permanent living of 5 persons. The house has a technical backgroud situated in the undergroud floor. Structural system is a longitudinal, wall, technology of masonry. Horizontal structure are combined. The staircase is straight, two-arm and monolithic. Surface foundation structures are monolithic lane foundations. Thesis cover also thermal the engineering assessment of the building, the certificate of energy performance of buildings and the fire protection of the building.
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The Family House - Svatý Kopeček
Wolf, Michal ; Struhala, Karel (referee) ; Manychová, Monika (advisor)
The project is a newly built detached house in the city of Olomouc – Svatý Kopeček. The building stands alone on a gradually expanding housing development. It is designed for a family of four. The building has two floors and a partial basement. The basement is heated and there is a utility room and the storage. In the ground floor there is an entrance hall, living room with kitchen and dining room, study, guest room, bathroom, toilet and garage. The second floor is designed as an attic and there are two children's rooms, bedroom, dressing room and bathroom. From the hallway on the second floor there is the entrance to the terrace. The house is based on the footings of plain concrete and is walled with structural elements of POROTHERM. The ceiling above the basement is a monolithic from reinforced concrete and the ceiling of the first floor is made of a panel SPIROLL. The facade is insulated with contact insulating system from Baumit. Gable roof is divided into two parts with different slopes. Minimal slope is 10° and maximal slope is 32°. Roofing is made of metal roofing BORGA. Built-up area is 187,7 m2. Part of the thesis is also the essay about Contact facade insulation (ETICS).
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Multigenerational family house
Šmejdířová, Zuzana ; Struhala, Karel (referee) ; Čuprová, Danuše (advisor)
The topic of the bachelor thesis is the design multigenerational family house, which is situated in the village Nemošice near Pardubice. This is a two-story building with partial basement. The building is designed for housing 4-6 persons. The house is built of brick Porotherm systém, the roof is flat. In first floor in main part of house is the living room, garage for two parking spaces and storage of garden furniture. In the second part of first floor is a separate dewelling unit. In the second floor is a space for sleeping and rating. In the basement are storage rooms, utility room and workshop.
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