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Senior cohousing
Výtisková, Jana ; Pobořil, Lukáš (referee) ; Petříček, Tomáš (advisor)
Senior cohousing is situated in the Moravian-Silesian Region in city Orlová and it is designed as complex. It is a new form of living for seniors in the Czech Republic. The loose translation could be „close neighbourly living for senior people. “ Access road to the complex is from Tešínská Street and then down the main road from the southeast on the car park. Near the car park there are three main buildings. Building A is the main common building for seniors’ meetings. Building B has a private doctor and a small gym. Building C is designed as technical premises. There are four types of family houses for seniors. Family house type 1 - in the complex 3x is suitable for two seniors. Family house type 2 - in the complex 2x is suitable for two seniors with moving difficulties. Family house type 3 - in the complex 3x is designed as semi-detached house for two senior couples. Family houses accommodate 30 seniors in 15 housing units. All the objects are brick, single-storey without cellar built up from HELUZ system with footings from plain concrete with foundation slab, flat roofs, contact insulation of perimeter walls, partly wood tiling. What is more, in senior cohousing there are senior playground, orchard park, lake, road inside the complex, pavements and paths.
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Family house in Nový Jičín
Výtisková, Jana ; Pobořil, Lukáš (referee) ; Petříček, Tomáš (advisor)
Family house in Nový Jičín is projected as family house with business premises. This is a two-storey house without cellar built up from HELUZ system. The house has flat roofs, reinforced concrete floors and glass staircase. In the front of the northeast side there are business premises. Other premises provide living of 4-6 people. The main entrance to the house is from the southwest side. Daytime part of the house - living room with dining room and kitchen which are situated on the southward, is on the first floor. Rest part of the house is on the second floor. Bedroom is situated on the northwest and rooms on the eastside. Bathrooms and the garage are located on the north and eastside. House foundation is made up of footings from plain concrete where is foundation concrete slab included. The main wing of the house has a contact insulated frontage. The main part of the house is covered by single-layer non-walking roof. On the left part of the house there is an en extensive green roof with well aired frontage. There is a large terrace with well aired frontage on the right side above the living room with dining room. Ceilings are built from reinforced concrete with crossed reinforced system of roof slabs. Glass staircase is fixed to the steel construction.
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Senior cohousing
Výtisková, Jana ; Pobořil, Lukáš (referee) ; Petříček, Tomáš (advisor)
Senior cohousing is situated in the Moravian-Silesian Region in city Orlová and it is designed as complex. It is a new form of living for seniors in the Czech Republic. The loose translation could be „close neighbourly living for senior people. “ Access road to the complex is from Tešínská Street and then down the main road from the southeast on the car park. Near the car park there are three main buildings. Building A is the main common building for seniors’ meetings. Building B has a private doctor and a small gym. Building C is designed as technical premises. There are four types of family houses for seniors. Family house type 1 - in the complex 3x is suitable for two seniors. Family house type 2 - in the complex 2x is suitable for two seniors with moving difficulties. Family house type 3 - in the complex 3x is designed as semi-detached house for two senior couples. Family houses accommodate 30 seniors in 15 housing units. All the objects are brick, single-storey without cellar built up from HELUZ system with footings from plain concrete with foundation slab, flat roofs, contact insulation of perimeter walls, partly wood tiling. What is more, in senior cohousing there are senior playground, orchard park, lake, road inside the complex, pavements and paths.
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Family house in Nový Jičín
Výtisková, Jana ; Pobořil, Lukáš (referee) ; Petříček, Tomáš (advisor)
Family house in Nový Jičín is projected as family house with business premises. This is a two-storey house without cellar built up from HELUZ system. The house has flat roofs, reinforced concrete floors and glass staircase. In the front of the northeast side there are business premises. Other premises provide living of 4-6 people. The main entrance to the house is from the southwest side. Daytime part of the house - living room with dining room and kitchen which are situated on the southward, is on the first floor. Rest part of the house is on the second floor. Bedroom is situated on the northwest and rooms on the eastside. Bathrooms and the garage are located on the north and eastside. House foundation is made up of footings from plain concrete where is foundation concrete slab included. The main wing of the house has a contact insulated frontage. The main part of the house is covered by single-layer non-walking roof. On the left part of the house there is an en extensive green roof with well aired frontage. There is a large terrace with well aired frontage on the right side above the living room with dining room. Ceilings are built from reinforced concrete with crossed reinforced system of roof slabs. Glass staircase is fixed to the steel construction.
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