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Multifunctional House
Šimek, Pavel ; Čtvrtníčková, Kateřina (referee) ; Kolář, Radim (advisor)
Master´s thesis is designed as a complete documentation of a multifunctional house. The multifunctional house is located in the town Nová Paka and functionally designed as a restaurant, garages and 8 flats. Built-up area is 886.95 square meters. The building is covered with a flat roof. The supporting structure is designed prefabricated reinforced concrete frame. Infill walls are made of clay blocks Porotherm. The house is insulated contact system ETICS. The thesis contains a static layout, fire safety, energy saving and safety in use. Drawings were processed with software for design - ArchiCAD.
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Suggestion of a Financial Concept for the Development of a House
Šimek, Pavel ; Pelc, Jiří (referee) ; Škapa, Stanislav (advisor)
The diploma thesis analyzes available methods of financing of a new housing construction with the focus on the possibilities of concurrent investment. The above analysis is demonstrated in a model case study. Practical part contents selection of the products to be analyzed from each evaluated field: suitable mortgage loan, finance market investment, the investment to the alternate heating equipment of the home and photovoltaic power plant. Than demonstrate the possibilities of decreasing the price of the loan with the assistance of concurrent investment into the financial markets or the alternative investment. The risk of investing has been taken into consideration as well. At the end are demonstrated comparative analysis and evaluation of all financing possibilities resulting in suggesting the most suitable method of home loan financing.
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The methodology of woody species evaluation for the needs of monument preservation
Pejchal, Miloš ; Šimek, Pavel
The purpose of the methodology is to evaluate the current status and potential of woody species in the monuments of garden and landscape architecture. The methodology is based on visual assessment and is modular in nature and consists of the basic module and expansion (special) module. The basic module can be applied in all objects of garden and landscape architecture and consists of the following groups of attributes: identification, mensurational, descriptive, qualitative, and others; the specifics and specific groups of woody species (climbing plants, shaped trees) are taken into account. The methodology is focused both on the evaluation of individual specimens of woody species, as well as the evaluation of the groups of individuals (from individual groups and stands of woody species to all the woody species in an object). For these woody species groups was drawn special qualitative attribute - so called dendrologic potential - indicating the ability of the existing woody species to ensure the stability of the composition. Expansion module of evaluation is focused on the specific needs of monument preservation. It includes 2 attributes expressing the historical authenticity of woody species - originality (genuineness, value, age) of a substance and ability to bear the principle contained in the original substance. The third attribute expresses the importance of woody species in the composition.
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