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City within City
Laslová, Martina ; Kalouda, Petr (referee) ; Palaščák, Michal (advisor)
Entering our project, which is called City within City, is the completion of the block on the line between streets Milady Horákové and Francouzská. The thesis deals with the construction of rental housing in this locality.
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City within city Trnitá block
Kučírková, Veronika ; Šebestík, Petr (referee) ; Palaščák, Michal (advisor)
The topic of the diploma project is a design of a multipurpose building in a given city block structure which was prepared by KAM Brno in a local study plan "Southern Quarter - Trnitá - KAM Brno 2020" as a base material for future local zoning plan of Brno. The site is situated at corner of the block, in a proximity to a park along the river Svratka. The multipurpose building offers space for above-standard apartments as well as for office or commercial business. The massive cantilever created by the upper floors at the corner part is characteristic for the mass of the building and its opening the public space at the lower commercial floors.
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The GAP in Brno
Remutová, Petra ; Hrivňák, Vlado (referee) ; Palaščák, Michal (advisor)
The bachelor's thesis deals with the completion of a gap in the center of Brno on the Cabbage Market. The main task was to find a suitable program for the building. Another important factor that influenced the design was the size of the gap and its possibilities of use. Due to the small dimensions of the gap, the building is situated in height. At the same time, emphasis is placed on preserving the character of the Zelný trh, so that the height of the building corresponds to the surrounding buildings and at the same time so as not to disturb the view from the town hall tower. The building also offers a viewing area. The concept of the building is based on the idea of a shared house. There are both shared workspaces and shared housing. Thanks to this concept, the house is fully used and at the same time it removes the barriers of individual anonymity and creates social ties between the users of the building. The construction of the house is designed to allow internal variability of space and possible adaptation of the house to the future to different user requirements. On the ground floor, a street parterre is preserved, which completes and characterizes the Zelný trh.
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Reservoirs - Brno, Zluty kopec (Yellow hill)
Vymětal, Bedřich ; Hanousek, Jan (referee) ; Palaščák, Michal (advisor)
This work is dealing with accessibility of area that is on the border of three subsystems that are blocked off by each other by topography. Unfulfilled potential caused by barrier disabling connection to the city structure. Relief of a city influencing reachability of its parts that causes its decline. Overcoming such a barrier could cause activation of the area without big intervention to the urbanity or function of given area.
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City within City
Rozsypal, Petr ; Bořecký, Petr (referee) ; Palaščák, Michal (advisor)
At present times, there are not many unutilized building sites near the city center, therefore it is necessary for the city to seek out such sites and prove their possible use. The bachelor thesis deals with such "unused" site in the area defined by three streets - from the north by Milady Horákové street, from the south by Francouzká street and from the east by Černopolní street. Each of these streets has a different character, the most different is Milady Horákové Street, which, despite its current form, has the potential and parameters to be an boulevard. The architectural design itself deals with the plot on the corner of Francouzská and Milady Horákové streets, and thus it follows the analytical part which came up with a suitable strategy for the development of this site by proposing a master plan.
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Riverside house
Kapraľová, Kristína ; Mikulášek, David (referee) ; Palaščák, Michal (advisor)
Design of the urban structure and residential housing design by the river Svitava. The design responds to strictness of the city and freedom of the river flow. Design creates boundary territory with a precisely defined character, which optically does not separate the territory from the rest of the area. Connect both two principles are possible due to platforms, on which the residential parts are situated. The whole house is one platform and two separated parts of residential buildings. The residential buildings are lightened from all around. One building is wide and low, second one is narrow and tall. Facades are made from balconies which make a sun protection and allow view on the river and city centre.
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Špica/ Brno, Nové sady 49°11'20.3"N 16°36'29.4"E
Sochorková, Tereza ; Lošťáková, Dana (referee) ; Palaščák, Michal (advisor)
The aim of the design plan was to solve the development of an uninhabited and uncultivated area on the corner of Nové sady and Úzká streets in close proximity to the historic city center. Due to the creation of a public space and at the same time sufficient sunshine insolation, the space was divided by a passage into a smaller and a larger part. I tried to incorporate a large amount of greenery into the design not only by continuing in the existing alley of trees in Nové sady Street and establishing a new tree line on the opposite side, but also by adding greenery to both masses of the buildings and creating a green inner courtyard with relaxing zones. The concept should bring the locality a total revitalization, culture and access to the area in front of Malá Amerika directly from Nové sady Street, which will connect the two areas and thus not create a square as a nook. Thanks to the easy accessibility to the center, sufficient facilities, the possibility of jobs and cultural activities, the tenants of the apartment building and employee of the office do not necessarily have to use cars for transport. On the ground floor, therefore, I want to include bicycle stands for town hall visitors. In the apartment building I am considering a small station for charging e-bikes accessible from a covered public space and in the basement with facilities for storing the bikes of the residents themselves. I tried to view the whole design as environmentally friendly, with minimum built-up areas and hard surfaces, the creation of new areas of urban greenery and, above all, the most accessible to the citizens of the city.
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Špica/ Brno, Nové sady 49°11'20.3"N 16°36'29.4"E
Kufa, Ondřej ; Beneš, Jan (referee) ; Palaščák, Michal (advisor)
The aim of the design is to revitalize the area lined by the streets of Nové sady, Úzká, and the Malá Amerika building. This uncultivated place is located quite near to the city center. During the design, the main focus was placed on the potential of the defined area. The new buildings recreate the city block, which is partially opened at the top of the area. In the upper corner of the plot is dominated by the rotating town hall tower. The lower floors of the town hall building are receding backward for the necessity to create a public space under the building, due to a road barrier directly in front of the city hall. The concept of the town hall and the completion of the city block enlivens the locality, brings there new functions, culture, and safety. The proposal counts on planting and recultivating new greenery towards the Malá Amerika building. The whole design thus seeks significantly integrate the new complex with the lowest load on the environment.
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