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How will we live together?
Sochorková, Tereza ; Joura, Ivo (referee) ; Kratochvíl, Jan (advisor)
The aim of the thesis is to propose a solution for build-up area on a land in a currently neglected and uncultivated precint of a former sugar refinery of Šlapanice, extending between the streets Nádražní and Dlouhá near the centre of this smaller town. The design of urbanism of the place comes from the prethesis project. The whole land is approached as most penetrable, and above all for walkers. Automobile transport is slowed down by the indirect course of roads, which emanate through the precint, that, as a whole, is conceived as living zone. Thus, emphasis is placed on on amiability of the place, pleasant scale of buildings freely distributed on a whole land, which per se is a large park serving as a space for meeting. Respect towards to existence of nature, as an important and unavoidable constituent all around us, is intensified by the line-up of the precint to passing river Říčka along the east border of the estate. I have tried to approach the desing itself as a most beneficial not only fur human beings, but also for the animals and nature per se, which deserve a sufficient space and respect. It is the effort and connection of the nature and people, which accompanies the whole design, in which not only the variability of objects as currently needed, ecological, economical, readily and fast construction are intended, but above all to learn to handle energy and food sources, to value their price and to know the cycle, which stands behind their obtaining.
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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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How will we live together?
Sochorková, Tereza ; Joura, Ivo (referee) ; Kratochvíl, Jan (advisor)
The aim of the thesis is to propose a solution for build-up area on a land in a currently neglected and uncultivated precint of a former sugar refinery of Šlapanice, extending between the streets Nádražní and Dlouhá near the centre of this smaller town. The design of urbanism of the place comes from the prethesis project. The whole land is approached as most penetrable, and above all for walkers. Automobile transport is slowed down by the indirect course of roads, which emanate through the precint, that, as a whole, is conceived as living zone. Thus, emphasis is placed on on amiability of the place, pleasant scale of buildings freely distributed on a whole land, which per se is a large park serving as a space for meeting. Respect towards to existence of nature, as an important and unavoidable constituent all around us, is intensified by the line-up of the precint to passing river Říčka along the east border of the estate. I have tried to approach the desing itself as a most beneficial not only fur human beings, but also for the animals and nature per se, which deserve a sufficient space and respect. It is the effort and connection of the nature and people, which accompanies the whole design, in which not only the variability of objects as currently needed, ecological, economical, readily and fast construction are intended, but above all to learn to handle energy and food sources, to value their price and to know the cycle, which stands behind their obtaining.
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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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