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Single-family house in Velké Meziříčí
Skřivánková, Sandra ; Sukop, Lukáš (referee) ; Ostrý, Milan (advisor)
The aim of the thesis is to design a nearly- zero -energy two-storey building of a family house for a family of four. Architectural and structural design: The design is divided into a detached two-storey family house of rectangular shape and a detached single-storey L-shaped garage. Both buildings are in a slope. On the first floor of the family house there are a wind lobby, a utility room, a laundry, a bathroom, a separate toilet, a utility room, a storage, a living room with direct access to the outdoor terrace, a separate kitchen with a pantry, and a hall with a staircase to the second floor. On the second floor there are two children's rooms, a bedroom with s closed, a bathroom with a toilet, a workspace, and a storage. The garage is designed with parking space for one car. The vertical load-bearing structures of the family house is masonary system of sand-lime bricks and the structure of the garage are aerated concrete bricks. The Floor structures are reinforced concret slabs. Both objects are based on concrate strip foundations. The external cladding of the family house is ventilated facade with mineral wool insulation. Both buildings have a flat extensive green roof. The family house is suitable in terms of building physics and fire safety. Building service design: A source of heating and domestic hot water in a family house is a ground-water heat pump with surface collectors. Floor heating distributes the heat throughout the building. The house has mechanical ventilation with heat recovery from the exhaust air. Internal sanitary installation of plumbing, sewerage and electric wiring are connected to the public infrastructure by service pipes and cables. Rainwater is stored in an accumulation tank and reused for watering a garden.
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