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Studie městského parku s využitím přírodních materiálů
Waldhauser, Jan
The diploma thesis is about Study of the city park using natural materials. In the literary search, natural materials are broken down according to their properties. Unburnt clay, straw and other materials are given more space in work than wood or stone, which are generally known as materials.The materials are thus analyzed both in terms of their characteristics and history, which clarifies the reason and philosophy of their use together in the context of the chapter on sustainable development and energy balance of material. The thesis also deals with the analysis of several existing buildings and objects in parks or gardens, where it was possible to evaluate the behavior of natural materials in practice. The core part of the study of the city park in Prague near the Ďáblice Observatory is supported by a number of analyzes and graphical outputs. The proposal focuses primarily on engaging the public in the creation of a park, whose idea is to literally grow out of itself. Natural materials such as clay, wood or straw are used as the main resources.
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Popínavé rostliny a jejich význam pro zahradní a krajinářskou tvorbu
Waldhauser, Jan
Bachelor thesis: ,"Climbing plants and their importance in garden and landscape desing" deals with use of creepers. Theoretical part -- Literary Review with available expert resources -- focused on the use climbing plants in history and their characteristics, dealing with different possibilities of current use and types of supporting constructions. The study also discusses the positives and negatives of climbing plants usage and their ecological effect. Attention is also paid to the technology creation and subsequent maintenance of these plants. The practical part is focused on the assessment of selected realization where creepers are used. The main part of the thesis is the project documentation in the form of study.
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The Role of Germany and Russia in the Energy Security of Present Europe
Waldhauser, Jiří ; Šauer, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Matějka, Zdeněk (referee)
This bachelor thesis analyses the state of energy security in Central Europe, under which the Visegrad group is understood, and the impact of key players in the region, Germany and Russia, on it. Not being neglected, the importance of raw materials (natural gas particularly) is not seen as the synonym of energy security, but only as one component of a broader concept. Emphasis is put on other elements of energy policy, such as the support of renewable energy, energy efficiency, fiscal policy, energy conservation and others.
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