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The city library and public space in the area of the former sugar factory in Břeclav
Juříček, Pavel ; Šindlar, Jiljí (referee) ; Marek, Jiří (advisor)
The current appearance of the former Cukrovar site in Břeclav has been unsatisfactory for a long time with many functional and aesthetic problems. The proposal addresses the use of the former market hall and the adjacent public space between U Stadionu Street and Kuffner Embankment in Břeclav, preserving the historic form of the building and adding functional elements visually clearly separable from the original structure. According to the city's requirements, the functional use of the hall is a new Municipal Library with additional functions. Adjacent areas are designed with ample green space available for both pedestrian and bicycle circulation.
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Vltava Philharmonic
Mikel, Jakub ; Šindlar, Jiljí (referee) ; Marek, Jiří (advisor)
The Philharmonic is a building that, in terms of its operational as well as conceptual nature, forms a very complex object that allows the architect to try out a whole range of situations. Also, its visual essence cannot be neglected, because the philharmonic, especially when it is the one in the capital, becomes one of the architectural symbols of the country. In my work, I deal with this task in the background of the competition that took place, and thus of the real tender conditions. An important focus of the work is the connection between the Philharmonic and the public, both through a large number of public areas directly in the building, and also through the creation of residential areas in its surroundings. This is also associated to the connection of the public space and the river, where the public space around the building is directly connected to the riverbank.
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CARBON Visitor Center
Wolf, Tomáš ; Šindlar, Jiljí (referee) ; Marek, Jiří (advisor)
This thesis is devoted to the design of a visitor centre to be located on the territory of the industrial area of the Frenštát Mines in the village of Trojanovice. The design is based on the official architectural and urban planning study prepared by the KAMIL MRVA ARCHITECTS studio and seeks to work with space and spatial relationships in a modern way. The main objective is to attract new visitors and enrich the lives of the future residents of this modern neighbourhood. The design uses openness and enclosure of space to interact harmoniously with each other, creating an organic and connected environment. The aim is to reflect and reflect the character of the area on which the visitor centre will be located, creating a space that is welcoming and functional for visitors and future residents. The theoretical foundations of architecture are key elements in the design of a visitor centre. Spatial relationships are carefully considered and optimized to maximize the use of the space while maintaining its functionality. The overall design is therefore adapted to modern architectural trends and reflects the requirements of the times. The result is a visitor centre that is not only aesthetically impressive, but also fully functional and adapted to the needs of visitors and future residents. The resulting space is harmonious and connected, contributing to a pleasant visitor experience and a quality living environment for the future residents of this modern neighbourhood.
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CARBON Visitor Center
Warta, Roman ; Šindlar, Jiljí (referee) ; Marek, Jiří (advisor)
Aim of the bachelor's thesis is design of a multifunctional center in the area of unused coal mine Frenštát that is situated in the land register of village Trojanovice. The object is intended to be in the center of the area and should serve as the main point for its visitors and the visitors of Beskydy in general. The center also serves for the exhibition focused on the planned black coal mining in the locality as well as on energy decarbonization and alternative energy sources.
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CARBON Visitor Center
Vajs, Jakub ; Šindlar, Jiljí (referee) ; Marek, Jiří (advisor)
The bachelor thesis follows on from the revitalization project of the former black coal mine Frenštát – CÉRKA, by the architectural studio Kamil Mrva architects s.r.o. It deals with the design of the visitor center, on a plot located in the center of this area. The result of the proposal is a solitary building located in the space between the four original buildings of the mining infrastructure. Its main task is educational spreading of awareness about the history of the area and its immediate surroundings. The solution offers possibilities for supplementing and improving the cultural life of the inhabitants of the surrounding areas.
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CARBON Visitor Center
Tichá, Karolína ; Šindlar, Jiljí (referee) ; Marek, Jiří (advisor)
The subject of the bachelor's thesis is the reconstruction of the former mine tower into a visitor center of the Frenštát Coal Mine. The mine is located near Frenštát pod Radhoštěm, in Trojanovice. The area is surrounded by the Moravian-Silesian Beskydy Mountains. The project aims to lure residents back to the abandoned mine and create a new place full of life and activity. The project also focuses on sustainability and renewable resources.
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CARBON Visitor Center
Ondrová, Simona ; Šindlar, Jiljí (referee) ; Marek, Jiří (advisor)
The work deals with the design of the visitor center in the area of the Frenštát mine, Trojanovice municipality. The proposal is based on highlighting the dominant features of the area under consideration. The goal of the project was to design a distinctive object - a "sculpture" that would provide visitors with spaces for education, lectures and refreshments. The largest part of the building is made up of exhibition spaces, which allow visitors to browse permanent and temporary exhibits related in particular to the issue of mining areas. The exhibition also includes an outdoor exhibition. The dominant feature of the proposed building is the observation tower, which gives visitors a view of the Beskydy Mountains and a closer look at the mining activity.
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CARBON Visitor Center
Kukučková, Nina ; Šindlar, Jiljí (referee) ; Marek, Jiří (advisor)
The designed building should fulfill the function of the visitor‘s first contact with the former black coal mining complex near Frenštát pod Radhoštěm. For this reason, its character should be welcoming, friendly, amiable, it should welcome visitors to the area and at the same time set the desire in them to get to know the area, the region and the Beskydy Mountains more deeply. The visitor center should represent just a small taste of what the area has to offer. The design works with the idea of the atmosphere in a forest, in a mountain environment, in nature therefore it uses natural materials only. The concept uses selected fragments of the forest such as light, space and structure, which are further transformed and reflected in the design.
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Rugby Club Bystrc - Brno
Voralová, Monika ; Hrabec, Josef (referee) ; Šindlar, Jiljí (advisor) ; Müller, Jan (advisor)
The bachelor thesis deals with the design of a new sport facilities for Rugby Club Bystrc in Brno. The existing building was built by self-help in the middle of the last century and is already statically, dispositionally and architecturally inconvenient. Therefore, the demolition and construction of a two-storey new building on a rectangular floor plan and projecting entrance part was proposed. The owner's wishes were new changing rooms, a buffet, a sauna, an occasional accommodation, a gym, a fitness room, a combat mat and a running track. All in one object. On the first floor there is a foyer, which is followed by changing rooms, sauna and buffet. Accommodation is accessible by a separate entrance or from the changing rooms. On the second floor there is a gym, fitness, combat mat, running track and changing rooms. The structural system is a transverse wall system on cast-in-place reinforced slabs are placed. The building is covered with a flat roof placed on glue laminated girder.
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