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Kindergarten FUTURUM
Naništa, Jakub ; Obrtlík,, Jan (referee) ; Májek, Jan (advisor) ; Müller, Jan (advisor)
The subject of the bachelor thesis is the design of a two-departments kindergarten. The subjected plot is located in city quarter Stránice, in vicinity of Náměstí Míru and park Kraví hora and is a part of garden of Cyrilometodějské gymnasium. There is free, undeveloped area of aproximately 30 x 50 m, that was chosen for the building of kindergarten. The proposal uses a possibility of entrance from street Havlíčkova, thanks to which kindergarten is a independent unit, separated from the rest of the gymnasium. By placing the departments into the lower level a direct connection between departments and garden with a resting zone separated from the street has been created. The expression of the building is attempting to react to the surrounding architecture, that is mainly created by buildings in architectural style of functionalism. In point of view from the street, building looks as a low horizontal mass with an entrance in a deep niche and a middle, cantileverd part of roof.
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Kindergarten FUTURUM
Naništa, Jakub ; Obrtlík,, Jan (referee) ; Májek, Jan (advisor) ; Müller, Jan (advisor)
The subject of the bachelor thesis is the design of a two-departments kindergarten. The subjected plot is located in city quarter Stránice, in vicinity of Náměstí Míru and park Kraví hora and is a part of garden of Cyrilometodějské gymnasium. There is free, undeveloped area of aproximately 30 x 50 m, that was chosen for the building of kindergarten. The proposal uses a possibility of entrance from street Havlíčkova, thanks to which kindergarten is a independent unit, separated from the rest of the gymnasium. By placing the departments into the lower level a direct connection between departments and garden with a resting zone separated from the street has been created. The expression of the building is attempting to react to the surrounding architecture, that is mainly created by buildings in architectural style of functionalism. In point of view from the street, building looks as a low horizontal mass with an entrance in a deep niche and a middle, cantileverd part of roof.
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