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Regional development and the territorial protection of rural architecture complexes in villages in České Budějovice district I. part
DOUCHOVÁ, Ilona
This diploma thesis topics are regional development and the territorial protection of rural architecture complexes in villages in České Budějovice district. Rural Baroque and a South Bohemian village belong to each other. In spite of different historical and geographical conditions, the rural landscapes presented in this thesis have a lot in common. They are protected landscapes and they share the economic and social pressures of present-day Europe. Their future is driven by committed and competent local leaders who share a vision of sustainability, care for local heritage, are open to learning and to innovations, and are able and willing to cooperate with broader regional, national and international networks.
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THE RURAL ARCHITECTURE NOWADAYS
POLÁKOVÁ, Vendula
My diploma work purpose is to frame and describe the development of some monuments of rural architecture in region {\clqq}Podšumaví``. In the first chapter I briefly open the main topic of the work. More detailed description of typical features of rural buildings is presented in next part, concentrated on specific area - the South Bohemia. In this range I aimed the focus especially on mikroregion {\clqq}Volyňsko`` and {\clqq}Vlachobřezsko``. Jakub Bursa, the bricklayer´s master, worked in this area in the second third of the 19th century and influenced on the final figure of local architecture. The principles of the bricklayer´s guild {--} J. Bursa was a member of it {--} are mentioned in the third chapter. Tha last and main part of this diploma work is presented by the state protected collection of rural architecture in the village {\clqq}Zechovice``. In this place we can understand the development of particular buildings in various moments of its history up to now (it depends on the fact, if the period documents are reachable). I also think about the possible, but not proved authorship of J. Bursa´s work in the case of some mentioned buildings. At the end of this part I remind the consequences of the state protection of buildings in the village.
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Regional development and the teritorial protection of rural architecture in complexes in vilages in Písek district
HEJNÁ, Věra
In September 1995 it was declared one hundred and sixty four monumental zones of popular architecture by Ministry of Culture. In area of southbohemian county, in Písek district is declared nine rural monumental zones : Budičovice, Krašovice, Květov, Putim, Smrkovice, Varvažov, Tukleky, Zahrádka, Žebrákov. Target of my project was find out, to what degree monumental preservation set of popular architecture in rural monumental zones affects development of rural space.
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Regional development and the territorial protection of rural architecture complexes in villages in Tábor district.
HORNÍKOVÁ, Lenka
In 1995 it was declared 61 rural monumental preserves and 164 rural monumental zones of popular architecture by Ministry of Culture. The aim of this diploma work was to find out in what extent the monumental protection of rural monument preserves and zones affect the country development. The point of this work is to verify the results of monument preservation, study the citizen, authority of autonomy and public administration position, and describe the effects on the choosen places. The research was carried out in rural monumental preserves and zones in the region of Tábor, specifically on six rural monumental preserves (Klečaty, Komárov, Mažice, Vlastiboř, Zálší, Záluží) and three rural monumental zones (Bechyňská Smoleč, Nedvědice, Svinky).
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Fotografie Františka Háka ve fotoarchivu Etnologického ústavu AV ČR v Praze
Motyčková, Dana ; Sedlická, Kateřina
Collection of 951 photographs by František Hák documenting village structures, mainly stave houses as well as some outbuildings and small religious objects near Nová Paka and JilemniceAlso includes original provincial buildings from Nová Paka, Jilemnice and Lázně Bělohrad. A number of landscapes show the interaction between trees and buildings. The collection dates back to 1926–1927 and is stored in the General Photo Archive of the Ethnological Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences
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