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Restoration of the Art Nouveau Orlík Inn in Zákupy
Křeček, Vít ; Mikeš, Stanislav (referee) ; Guzdek, Adam (advisor)
The topic of the bachelor thesis is the restoration of the Art Nouveau Orlík Inn in Zákupy. The proposed restoration mainly deals with the return of the original function of the inn and the ballroom and partial conversion to mini-brewery. The design honours the original Art Nouveau elements such as the front façade, roof structure, arches, cast iron columns, wrought iron Art Nouveau railing or the stucco ornamental columns on the hall's emporium. The building has undergone partial renovations in the past, which have irreparably damaged parts of the interior and the courtyard façade. The design responds to and reworks these parts. An important change to the internal layout and access to the building is the creation of a pass-through exterior corridor from the street to the courtyard, creating its own plaza that will serve as the inn's summer seating space and as a handling area for the mini-brewery. The transformation of the courtyard façade is significant, where the façade will be unified with large-format French windows that connect the interior spaces of the hall to the courtyard, and a vertical vegetation of Boston ivy - the vertical vegetation adds life and scale to the courtyard. The new function of the brewery should serve as a major tourist destination for visiting the Art Nouveau Orlik Inn in Zákupy and will also be a major economic resource for the operation. The result is an architectural study, a design study, partial construction documents and technical documentation for the detail of the taproom and bar counter.
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