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Detached house
Dyntarová, Aneta ; Dohnal, Jakub (referee) ; Jelínek, Petr (advisor)
The subject of this bachelor thesis is the preparation of project documentation at the level of construction implementation. The aim was to design a family house with almost zero energy consumption. The new building was designed on a flat building plot on the outskirts of Mlázovice. The family house has two floors with a partial basement and is designed for family of four people. The residential part of the house is roofed with a gable roof with a covering made of ceramic tiles. The garage situated on the north side of the building has a vegetated flat roof. The main load-bearing system is made of ceramic blocks. The perimeter basement masonry is made of lost formwork blocks. Thermal insulation of the building is solved by contact insulation system.
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Detached house
Orságová, Veronika ; Bečkovská, Tereza (referee) ; Nespěšný, Ondřej (advisor)
The main topic of this bachelor thesis is the preparation of project documentation for the construction of a family house in accordance with the current legislation. The aim of the thesis is to design and describe the proposed layout of the building, appropriately choose the structural system, materials, solve the ground settlement with respect to the existing condition of the land and respect the surrounding buildings. The basis of the work was the municipality's master plan, the land registry and the geological map. The new building will be located on a flat terrain in a remote and quiet part of Pardubice on an area whose use according to the planning documentation is low-rise suburban housing. The proposed house is a two-storey building with no basement, which is adapted for housing four people. The project focuses on creating a functional home with optimal use of space and separation of zones. The construction system is wall-based. Lime-sand blocks with external contact insulation made of polystyrene facade boards were used for the external masonry. The horizontal structures will be made of monolithic reinforced concrete. The roofing of the main building is provided by a heavy system roof structure. The second part of the building is covered by a flat, vegetated roof with an attic. On the first floor there is a communication and social area, where the spacious living room with dining room and kitchenette is located. On the second floor there is a separate quiet zone, where mainly children's rooms and bedrooms are located. On both floors there is a bathroom and a separate toilet.
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Single-family house in Hodonín
Zemánek, Jan ; Jechová, Marie (referee) ; Ostrý, Milan (advisor)
The goal of my bachelor’s thesis is to design a nZEB house for family of four. It is located on the edge of town Hodonín. The house has two floors with a one floor garage attached to the side. The first floor contains utility room, some storage area, kitchen to the north that is connected with living room and dining room facing south. The second floor than has two bedrooms facing south-east, study and master bedroom facing north-east and bathroom facing northwest. The roof of the house is flat with surface form waterproof membrane. Roof of garage is extensive green roof. The foundations of the building are reinforced concrete strips. Load bearing walls are masonry designed from sand-lime blocks with external mineral wool insulation. Horizontal load bearing structures will be made from reinforced cast on site concrete. Partition walls are planned to be from plasterboard. The main source of heat for the house will be air to water heat pump with performance of 8,02 kW and inbuilt electric insert to get temperature needed for floor heating. For hot water there will be separate hot water cylinder with volume 208 l and inbuilt electric insert. The ventilation system will be MVHR with air exchange of 310 m3/h and bypass system. The internal sewage system will be connected to the city sewer, while rainwater will be collected, used for watering garden, or infiltrated into the soil. For cooling external shutters will be enough.
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A family house with a watchmaking workshop
Martinek, Jakub ; Smolková Mizerová, Lenka (referee) ; Smolka, Radim (advisor)
The goal of the bachelor's thesis is the design of the layout of the building of a family house with a workshop and the creation of project documentation for the execution of the construction. The family house is designed for a family of four and is located on a flat plot on the outskirts of a small town. The building has a partial basement - under the workshop. The family house and the workshop are separated from each other by a covered parking space. The construction is based on foundation strips, the vertical supporting structures are designed from Therm type bricks and the horizontal structures are created from monolithic reinforced concrete. Roof construction is flat vegetated roof.
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Single-family house in Domanín
Raiskubová, Lenka ; Jechová, Marie (referee) ; Ostrý, Milan (advisor)
The aim of the bachelor's thesis is to develop project documentation for a building permit for a new family house. The new building is situated on the edge of the built-up area of the village of Domanín near Uherské Hradiště. It is a two-story house with a gable roof, a cellar and a garage next to the house. The floor plan of the building is rectangular. The house has 142 m2. The vertical load-bearing wall is made of burnt blocks filled with mineral wool. The horizontal construction system is designed from a prefa-monolithic system. The roof structure on the house is a truss. On the first floor in the northern part of the house there is a vestibule, utility room, bathroom and separate toilet. The living room and kitchen are oriented to the southwest. On the second floor there are two rooms and one bedroom, a common dressing room, a bathroom with a shower and a bath and a separate toilet. 10 photovoltaic panels are designed on the house, which will cover the electricity consumption from May to September. The MVHR is located in the utility room. From the utility room, the wiring is located in the ceiling voids. The system is designed to provide a background ventilation rate of 330 m3/h. The house is heated by underfloor heating supplemented by towel radiators in the bathrooms. The hot water cylinder tank accumulates warm water from the air to water heat pump. Domestic hot water is supplied from a 230l hot water tank. Rainwater will be channeled into a accumulates tank and subsequently used to water the garden. The project includes a thermal and technical assessment of the building, an assessment from the point of view of acoustics and daylighting, and an assessment of the fire and safety solution of the building. The project documentation was developed in the Archicad software.
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Design of a heat source for heating a family house
Stoklásek, Martin ; Linda, Jakub (referee) ; Kracík, Petr (advisor)
The bachelor thesis deals with the design of an optimal heat source for heating a family house. The first part introduces common technologies for heating and hot water. In the second part, a specific family house is analysed, including the calculation of heat losses and annual heat demand. In addition, calculations are made for the insulated variant of this house and for the variant with a higher number of inhabitants. The third part focuses on the specific design of new heat sources for each variant of the house, including calculations of operating costs, acquisition and return on investment. The final part of the paper compares the proposed heat sources. The results show that the ideal heat source for the designed house is a gas condensing boiler. It is also confirmed that the insulation of the house is economically advantageous.
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Family House with Workshop
Klimeš, Adam ; Zichová, Barbora (referee) ; Košíčková, Ivana (advisor)
The subject of the bachelor's thesis is the project documentation of a family house with an establishment located in Brno, Soběšice. The shape of the house is designed in an L-shape. The house has two floors and a basement. The house is divided into two parts: a residential area and an office. There are two main entrances leading to the residential part and the establishment, and two side entrances. The structural system of the building is designed as a wall system. The house is founded on strip foundations. The roof structure is designed as a flat roof, and the roof above the living room is designed as a green roof.
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Detached house
Stoklas, Vojtěch ; Bečkovský, David (referee) ; Nespěšný, Ondřej (advisor)
The topic of the bachelor's thesis is the preparation of project documentation for the construction of a family house in Hustopeče nad Bečvou. The structure is designed as a detached, two-story, non-basement house with nearly zero energy consumption, intended for individual living for a family of four. The rectangular floor plan is situated in the center of the building plot and respects the character of the surrounding development. The house is designed on strip foundations made of plain concrete, supplemented with permanent formwork blocks and a base slab. The vertical load-bearing and non-load-bearing structures will be made of calcium-silicate blocks. The horizontal load-bearing elements consist of a monolithic reinforced concrete ceiling slab and a ring beam. Above the second floor is a sloped load-bearing roof structure – a wooden truss. The family house is insulated using an external thermal insulation composite system. The layout of the house corresponds to 4+KK. On the second floor, there is a master bedroom along with two children's rooms, a study, a corridor, a bathroom, a toilet, and an occasional bedroom. The master bedroom also includes a dressing room. On the first floor, besides the corridor, bathroom, toilet, and utility room, there is a living room connected to the dining area and kitchen. A pantry is located under the staircase connecting the two floors. The entrance hall connects the living space with an attached garage, which can hold up to two cars.
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Family house
Houček, Jan ; Čech, Miroslav (referee) ; Berková, Petra (advisor)
Abstract: The aim of my bachelor thesis was to design a nearly–zero-energy two-storey detached house. Object will be designed in Horní Cerekev. The ground floor, there is a kitchen which is connected with living room, then a toilet and a utility room. There is also a garage for two car’s. The first floor contains two children’s room, a bedroom, a bathroom and toilet. The house is located on a flat plot of land. Foundations are from the cast-in-place concrete. Walls are designed from the brick of Porotherm. The ceiling structure is designed from the Spiroll panels with suspended ceiling from plasterboard. The roof above the garage will be used as a terrace and second floor roof will be flat green roof. The object meets all requirements for fire safety. The main source of renewable energy is 13 PV installed on the roof. The house is heated by an air-to-water heat pump located next to the utility room. The water is heated by an internal heat pump and stored in an accumulation tank. Floor heating is solved in the house. The Object is carried out forced ventilation and air handling unit with heat recovery designed. The living area will have fan-coils installed for cooling. Rainwater will be accumulated in the storage tank and infiltration blocks, and then it will be used to irrigate the garden. Horní Cerekev has its own wastewater treatment plant where the wastewater from the building will be discharged. From the building physics, The building was classified as A, that meaning that the building is exceptionally economical.
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Design of a contemporary sustainable urban structure for a 21st century city
Bretterová, Anna ; Boulaz, Ivana (referee) ; Májek, Jan (advisor)
This work focuses on the design of a new urban structure in the Břeclav and the connection of separate parts of the city while respecting the protection zones. It also includes the design of new public spaces – streets, parks, squares. The proposed solution tries to support and further develop the character of the city - the close connection with nature and the frequent use of bicycle transport. The work also deals with the revitalization of the current course of the Dyje River - the re-meandering and restoration of the old river arm. Finally, space is also dedicated to improving the quality of transport in Břeclav.
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