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Surveying of the polygon in the cave area named Býčí skála in the Moravian Karst
Zoubek, Petr ; Mottl, Tomáš (referee) ; Šváb, Tomáš (advisor)
This diploma thesis deals with surveying traverse in the main corridor of the cave Býčí skála in the Moravian karst. Specifically, in the area called Proplavaná skála. The results of the thesis are permanently stabilized points in the state coordinate system S - JTSK and vertical datum Bpv, which will further serve speleologists to conduct documentation of this part of the cave system. Traverse is subsequently displayed in the maps compared to the surface.
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The Cave
Šindelářová, Alice ; Maixner, Miroslav (referee) ; Klímová, Barbora (advisor)
A processional project dealing with the cave phenomenon in connection with a prehistoric art. It follows up with the beginning of art and its interpretations. I examine issues of preservation and care of cultural heritage. I consider forms of presentation of archaeological finds and artifacts within museum exhibitions and collections. Through successive steps by studying literature, field research I conceive the final work, which reflects the theme of the cave and bridges the arc of time from prehistory to the present.
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Sanatorium with Speleotherapy for Childern Ostrov u Macochy
Vitoulová, Alena ; Kotek, arch Jakub (referee) ; Odvárka, Antonín (advisor)
Diploma thesis has been prepared as an architectural study on the completion of the Children's Hospital Ostrov u Macochy using the method of speleotherapy (in the Imperial cave). The new building respects the valuable natural surroundings (CHKO Moravian karst) and the existing sloping terrain, which adapts. Resort spa is designed as a single interconnected complex of three operations - building the house, primary school and the hospital itself. The complex includes: services to visitors, restaurant, pension, clinic, primary school, administration, children accommodation, dining, hospital and sports. The structural system of the object is combined. The idea of urban and architectural solutions is the simplicity of shapes, respecting the existing landscape, copy the shape of the terrain, functionality and aptness plan.
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Architectural visualization in virtual reality
Hložanka, Filip ; Rujbrová, Šárka (referee) ; Reich, Pavel (advisor)
Tato práce se zaměřuje na nynější podobu virtuální reality a její využití v průmyslovém designu a architektuře. Je rozdělená do dvou částí. V první částí je popsána historie virtuální reality včetně fází vývoje a nejpopulárnějších produktů. Dále jsou v ní porovnány současné produkty virtuální reality dostupné pro uživatele spolu s technologiemi pro sledování pohybu uživatele a jeho interakce s virtuálním prostředím. Jsou v ní také vysvětleny problémy při zavádění virtuální reality do pracovního prostředí, a nakonec je uvedeno několik příkladů využití virtuální reality v průmyslu. Druhá část se zaměřuje na jednu z těchto možností využití virtuální reality – architektonickou vizualizaci, přičemž je v ní popsána její evoluce, jsou v ní porovnány softwarové možnosti pro její tvorbu a zobrazování, a nakonec je ukázán příklad přenesení reálné místnosti do virtuální podoby. Závěr se zaměřuje na možnosti rozvoje virtuální reality, výsledky porovnání softwarů pro architektonickou vizualizaci a proces tvorby příkladu vizualizace.
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Map of the Vypustek Cave Surroundings - southern part
Stískalová, Alena ; Fišer, Zdeněk (referee) ; Weigel, Josef (advisor)
This thesis is about mapping of the southern surroundings of the area caves Výpustek in the ratio scale 1:500 with the schematic mapping of the subterranean part of the cave. The theoretical part is devoted to the history of this cave and creating maps. The practical part contains calculations, creation of maps and representation of vertical cuts. The outcome is the sketch of the position and diagrammatical sketch of the existed locality and vertical cuts.
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Map of the Vypustek Cave Surroundings - northern part
Sánthová, Zuzana ; Kratochvíl, Radim (referee) ; Weigel, Josef (advisor)
The aim of this thesis is to create map of cave Výpustek surrounding enviroment. It is going to be complementary map documentation to existing map documentation made by the other students of VUT Brno. These documentations will be joined together and create one relief covering terain above the cave. The work began with building our own traverse and measuring detailed points. The result is topographical and hypsographical determination of the locality expressed numerically and topographically too. Another task was to measure and represent some profiles of main halls and passages of the cave. Intention is to connect underground space with the surface. Surveying network of points built previously inside the cave was used for measurements.
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Documentation of Kaňony passage in Býčí skála cave - central part
Pribišová, Romana ; Vondrák, Jiří (referee) ; Kratochvíl, Radim (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with detailed mapping of part of the Býčí skála cave, namely, the central part of the Kaňony passage. The aim of this bachelor thesis is to create in the scale of the 1:250 ground plan with cross sections and extended longitudinal section of the given area The survey network was measured by polygonal traverse. For detailed measurements, we used the TopoDroid aplication tablet and modified Disto for a sketch creation. The next postprocessing was performed in the Groma and Microstation programs.
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Childern´s Sanatorium Ostrov u Macochy
Vencovská, Tereza ; Kotek, arch Jakub (referee) ; Odvárka, Antonín (advisor)
This master’s thesis was prepared as an architectural study on the topic of Childern's sanatorium Ostrov u Macochy. It proposes design of a new children’s treatment centre that uses the nearby Císařská Cave for speleotherapeutic treatment. The municipality of Ostrov u Macochyis in the district of Blansko. The new building is located on the outskirts of the village surrounded by the nature of the protected area CHKO Moravský kras, the terrain is sloping and oriented to the south. These are the main attributes that the object uses and adapts to.The treatment centre operates in a single building with two main floors. The ground floor has space for commercial use, entrance hall, medical, rehabilitation and administrative part, kitchen and facilities for speleotherapy and operation of the treatment centre. The first floor is dedicated to children. One half of the first floor consists of playing areas and rooms for accommodated children and separate rooms for children accommodated with their parents. In the second half of the first floor there is an elementary school with three classrooms, a dining room and a caretaker's apartment. Thanks to the terrain, it is possible to enter the atrium and the garden with sports grounds from the entire first floor. This creates a connection between the interior and surrounding nature. The construction system of the building is mostly brick, supplemented by reinforced concrete columns, sprayed forms of prestressed ceiling slabs, the roof is flat green. The main idea of the urban solution is to create serious looking building connected with nature, which will respect the sloping terrain and the surrounding buildings. The architectural solution is based on a simple cubic U-shaped form, partially embedded in the terrain. The mass forms the atrium. The dominant feature of the facade are coloured shielding slats, which prevent the building from overheating. These slats also appear elsewhere on the facade and children can play
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Sanatorium with speleotherapy for children in Ostrov u Macochy
Promna, Denisa ; Odvárka, Antonín (referee) ; Žalmanová, Petra (advisor)
The main idea was to choose a child as a measure of design. Immerse yourself in his world and his perception of space - keep in mind his needs. What did the place where he would be able to recover from respiratory problems look like? Was she in the hospital? What kind of room was that? What was that for? place? Did nature play any meaning in that? Would you like to go back there? How does she remember him? The aim was to create a place that resembles the hospital environment as little as possible, is in direct contact with nature and attracts to get to know it more. The stay in the hospital should be more reminiscent of spending holidays at school in nature. How to avoid austere hospital premises? Is there such a guide at all? Should I draw inspiration elsewhere? Where do we go to gain strength from everyday worries? In nature, of course. And how does this need translate into architecture? And we have at all such architecture? The answer to the questions I asked was the cottage. House created for a stay in nature. But how to lift it to something richer and more interesting? There was something else that fascinated me as a child spending time in Luhačovice - the spa environment. How these two forms to connect?
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