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FAMILY HOUSE IN MYJAVA
Praženka, Ivan ; Kalužová, Alena (referee) ; Pěnčík, Jan (advisor)
The bachelor thesis is a project of a family house with two floors in Myjava. It is a detached house with a partial basement. The plan of the building is in the rectangular shape. The family house is designed for a family with four or five members. In the basement, there are situated storage, technical room, corridor, gym, storey for fruit and vegetables, laundry and staircase. Through the main entrance we reach the ground floor. The ground floor consists of vestibule, corridor with the entrance to the garage, bathroom and toilet. Then we enter from corridor to guest room, staircase, living room and the dining room connected with the kitchen. From the kitchen is an entrance to the outdoor terrace. The garage is proposed for one car with motorbikes, optionally for two smaller cars. This part of the house does not have a basement. On the first floor are situated two bedrooms for children, bedroom, toilet and bathroom. There is also a balcony, which has an access from bedroom and bedroom and bedroom for children. The vertical external bearing constructions in the basement are made of concrete blocks Premac DT30 500x300x250 mm. The vertical external bearing constructions of the elevated part of the house are made of ceramic blocks Porotherm 30 Profi 250x300x249 mm. The vertical internal bearing constructions are also made of ceramic blocks Porotherm 30 Profi and ceramic blocks Porotherm 25 SK Profi 245x250x249 mm. The vertical non-bearing constructions are made of ceramic blocks Porotherm 11,5 AKU P+D 497x115x238 mm. The horizontal bearing constructions are made of the ceramic girders Pot and inserts Miako of the ceiling system Porotherm. The roof is gabled with slope 37° and 35°,which is kinked above the garage at the angle 16°,the roof coat is made of the concrete folded roof bag Bramac.
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Apartment house
Krampla, Jan ; Svoboda, David (referee) ; Čuprová, Danuše (advisor)
The subject of the bachelor's thesis is the new construction of an apartment building, which is located east of the city center of Zlín, Příluky. The building has three floors and has partial basement. It is covered with a flat roof. Basement boxes for individual apartments are designed in the basement. On the ground floor there is an utility room of the building. There are two apartments on each floor. The entrance to the building is from the west side, where the access path comes from. It connects the building with the parking lot and the road. The car park has six parking spaces plus one for the disabled. The walls of the building are made of Porotherm ceramic blocks. The horizontal load-bearing structures are form a reinforced concrete slab. The construction is based on concrete foundation strips. Perimeter walls are insulated with ETICS system using facade polystyrene th. 200 mm.
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Multifunctional house Strelice
Ben Hamad, Alexander ; Tichomirov,, Vladimír (referee) ; Novotný, Miloslav (advisor)
Diploma thesis is focused on design and elaboration of detailed design of polyfunctional building by Střelice, Brno-venkov the parcel number5804/4 and 5804/5. Proposition of the object respects both commune plan and current street buildings. It‘s not supposed to create stress with its shape and size, but complete actual buildings. It has four elevated floors, one basement and flat roof. Building has commercial space, mass garage and flats, it‘s determinate for study purpose.
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Hippoterapy Center
Vochozková, Jindra ; Myslín, Jiří (referee) ; Maceková, Věra (advisor)
The center is located on the edge of a village Borová near Chvalšiny. It’s purpose is rehabilitation with horses or therapeutic riding. The architecture is based on a south bohemian farm archetype and is in all aspects wheelchair accessible. The complex consists of a hotel building, hosre stable and a riding hall. The dissertation elaborates complete project documentation to the hotel and stable buildings. The hotel capacity is 25 berths. The whole two stories building is made of ceramic blocks Porotherm. Structurally it´s transverse wall systém. The roof’s inclination is 40°. There is aslo a caretaker’s flat in the hotel. The facade is made of dark coloured wooden battens which contrasts with the white plaster. There are places for eight horses and changing rooms for both empoyees and clients in the stable. The building is partially embedded to the terrain and the walls in the groud and built of concrete blocks. A flat roof is designed as a extensive plant garden. The south well aired facade is covered with stones All constructions correspod to valid standarts ČSN.
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End terraced family house in Strelice
Novotný, Miloslav ; Šuhajdová, Ing Eva (referee) ; Šuhajda, Karel (advisor)
Bachelors thesis is focused on design and elaboration of design documentation of end terraced family house in Strelice u Brna, the parcel number 5801/2. Proposition of house respects both commune plan and current street buildings. It's not supposed to create stress with its shape and size, but complete actual buildings. It has one elevated floor and built-in attic, saddle roof, it is cellar less. House has 1 living unit, it's determinate for 4 member family.
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FAMILY HOUSE IN MYJAVA
Praženka, Ivan ; Kalužová, Alena (referee) ; Pěnčík, Jan (advisor)
The bachelor thesis is a project of a family house with two floors in Myjava. It is a detached house with a partial basement. The plan of the building is in the rectangular shape. The family house is designed for a family with four or five members. In the basement, there are situated storage, technical room, corridor, gym, storey for fruit and vegetables, laundry and staircase. Through the main entrance we reach the ground floor. The ground floor consists of vestibule, corridor with the entrance to the garage, bathroom and toilet. Then we enter from corridor to guest room, staircase, living room and the dining room connected with the kitchen. From the kitchen is an entrance to the outdoor terrace. The garage is proposed for one car with motorbikes, optionally for two smaller cars. This part of the house does not have a basement. On the first floor are situated two bedrooms for children, bedroom, toilet and bathroom. There is also a balcony, which has an access from bedroom and bedroom and bedroom for children. The vertical external bearing constructions in the basement are made of concrete blocks Premac DT30 500x300x250 mm. The vertical external bearing constructions of the elevated part of the house are made of ceramic blocks Porotherm 30 Profi 250x300x249 mm. The vertical internal bearing constructions are also made of ceramic blocks Porotherm 30 Profi and ceramic blocks Porotherm 25 SK Profi 245x250x249 mm. The vertical non-bearing constructions are made of ceramic blocks Porotherm 11,5 AKU P+D 497x115x238 mm. The horizontal bearing constructions are made of the ceramic girders Pot and inserts Miako of the ceiling system Porotherm. The roof is gabled with slope 37° and 35°,which is kinked above the garage at the angle 16°,the roof coat is made of the concrete folded roof bag Bramac.
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Family house in Kucerov
Bačovský, Martin ; Šuhajdová, Eva (referee) ; Šuhajda, Karel (advisor)
Bachelors thesis is focused on design and elaboration of design documentation of single-family house in Kučerov, the parcel number 366. Proposition of house has respect both commune plan and current street buildings. It is not supposed to create stress with its shape and size but to complete actual building. It has one elevated floor and built-in attic, saddle roof, it is cellarless. It is divided into two parts, first one for craft production, second one for living, also extended into the whole attic.
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FAMILY HOUSE IN VEVERSKÁ BÍTÝŠKA
Drcmánková, Hana ; Žižka, Lukáš (referee) ; Pěnčík, Jan (advisor)
The bachelor thesis is the project of the family house with two floors in Veverská Bítýška. It is a detached house with a partial basement in form of a rectangle. The building is designed for four people. The land is situated in a suburb of Veverská Bítýška. There is a storeroom and technical room in the basement. The first elevated floor is divided to the dressing room, vestibule with the entrance into toilet, bathroom, living room connected with dining room and kitchen and office. There is an entrance to the outdoor terrace in a living room and office. Cars could be parked under the pergola. In the second floor we find bedroom for children, workroom with cloakroom, chamber, bathroom with toilet and two bedrooms. The vertical external bearing constructions in the basement are made of concrete blocks Prescot MAX 250x300x500 mm. The vertical external bearing constructions of the elevated part of the house are made of ceramic blocks Porotherm 42.5 Ti Profi 248x425x249 mm. The vertical internal bearing constructions are made of ceramic blocks Porotherm 25 AKU P+D 372x250x238 mm. The vertical internal non-bearing constructions are made of ceramic blocks Porotherm 11.5 AKU P+D 497x115x238 mm. The horizontal bearing constructions are made of the ceramic girders Pot and the inserts Miako of the ceiling system Porotherm. The gabled roof has 40°, the roof coat is made of the concrete folded roof bag Bramac.
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Family house in Stara Tura
Geschwandtner, Matúš ; Bartoš, Tomáš (referee) ; Pěnčík, Jan (advisor)
Bachalor´s thesis is focuses on project family house with two–floors and detached with partial basement in Stara Tura. The family house is designed for four people. In the basement there is the garage for two cars, the boiler room and the store room. On the first floor there is the vestibule, the toilet, the office, the kitchen with living room there is free entry to the outside terrace. On the hallway there is situated stairs which divided house into daily and nightly section.On the second floor there is two bedrooms for children there is also entry to the balcony, the bedroom for parents and bathroom with toilet. The second floor covers the gabled roof. The roof coat is made of a ceramical burnt roof bags TONDACH. The vertical brickwork is formed by concreate blocks BTB 500 x 300 x 249mm in the basement. The vertical construction of the elevated part of the house is made of ceramic blocks POROTHERM 30 P+D. The horizontal construction is made of the ceiling girders POT and the ceiling inserts MIAKO of POROTHERM system.
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Family house in Ľubotice
Hudáček, Štefan ; Kalužová, Alena (referee) ; Pěnčík, Jan (advisor)
The bachelor thesis is the project of the family house with two floors in Ľubotice. It is a detached house with a partial basement in form of a letter T. The building is designed for four people. There is a laundry, gym, technical room, storage and wine cellar in the basement. The first elevated floor is divided into a dressing room, vestibule with the entrance into a garage and bathroom, living room connected with dining room and kitchen, and guest room. There is an entrance into the outdoor terrace in a living room and guest room. Garage is proposed for two cars and does not have a basement. In the second floor there are two bedrooms for children, workroom, chamber, bathroom and bedroom with separate bathroom and dressing room. The vertical external bearing constructions in the basement are made of concrete blocks Prescot MAX 250x300x500 mm. The vertical external bearing constructions of the elevated part of the house are made of ceramic blocks Porotherm 42.5 Ti Profi 248x425x249 mm. The vertical internal bearing constructions are made of ceramic blocks Porotherm 25 AKU P+D 372x250x238 mm. The vertical internal non-bearing constructions are made of ceramic blocks Porotherm 11.5 AKU P+D 497x115x238 mm. The horizontal bearing constructions are made of the ceramic girders Pot and the inserts Miako of the ceiling system Porotherm. The gabled roof has 40°, the roof coat is made of the concrete folded roof bag Bramac.
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