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Garden city
Štefková, Dominika ; Pohůnek, Jakub (referee) ; Toman, Radek (advisor)
Both blocks are architecturally almost identical. Their only difference is in the mirroring and the change of functions in the ground floor. The mass of the block has a square floor plan, which maintains a flat urban mass from the outside. The retreating terraces are oriented inside the block, thus creating a conical atrium. This atrium does not follow a square shape but is widened on the north-south sides. Around the perimeter of the block there are flats which, together with the supporting structure, form a facade from the outside. The inner perimeter of the block consists of shared terraces. These terraces form the communication of the whole building. All stairs are connected to it. The terraces give way to each floor by 1.5 m and with them the staircase arms are located on the east and west sides of the atrium. To the north and south are two stairwells with an elevator. The floor plan arrangement is centrally axially symmetrical.
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Štuříková, Blanka ; Hora, Jan (referee) ; Kristek, Jan (advisor)
The original building of the academic canteen was built in 1929 as the work of architect Vinzinger Baier, a professor of architecture. In terms of context, the building is located on the border between a busy city and a vast park. The premises and mass of the building respond in abstraction to the city / street transition with clear order and nature through a rational conception of disposition and facade into the street, and subsequent decomposition and irrationalization both vertically and horizontally towards the park. Thus, the object is a special kind of fragmentary gradient, and so it is handled within the framework of the reconstruction of the Center of Architecture, linking archive of modern architecture and creative center in one institution.
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The Singing Fountain in The Royal Garden of The Prague castle
Ramdan, Marcel ; Sojka, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Šmied, Miroslav (referee)
This work follows three main questions, which will allow a deeper appreciation of art historical monument. At first, there is a concise story of rulers, which donated fountain. In the next part, the work gives ideas of the original context of the installation of the bronze fountain in the architecture of the Royal Garden at the Prague Castle in the third quarter of the 16th century. The artistic description with historical sources presents the monument as the result of the work of artists associated around the royal gunsmith Tomas Jaros of Brno. In the closing section attempts to draw attention to the potential non-European cultural influence in the creation of artwork. Compared fanciful figures on the fountain with bells of the late 16th century, attempts to document the gradual domestication of a particular theme used on the Habsburg court before the arrival of Rudolf II. Secondary question will present conservation of the artwork.
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Paris of Parcs and Gardens
Přidalová, Tereza ; Jančík, Jiří (advisor) ; Kalfiřtová, Eva (referee)
Title of the thesis : Paris of Parks and Gardens Keyword : France, gardens, greenery, history, habitants, parks, Paris, contemporary world Abstract : Paris, the capital of France and an important European city is literally interweaved with greenery. The parks, gardens and even two forests have been part of Paris for more than 300 years. The aim of this bachelor's thesis is to draw a historical outline of the creation of Parisian parks, gardens and forests and to describe the most significant and the most interesting aspects about them. The thesis is divided into two parts. The first part is focused on description of legislation and administration of parks in general, followed by a discussion regarding the lexicological field connected to parks and gardens. The activities in Parisian parks and gardens are studied and compared in the past and in the present in addition to a description of the founders and architects. The second part is a detailed focus on seventeen parks and gardens including two forests, the Boulogne and the Vincennes forests and the Versailles gardens. Each chapter contains analysis of history, infrastructure and decoration elements. Photos of parks and historical plans can be found in Appendix. In my thesis I studied books specialising on parks, gardens and historical maps. I...
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Roman gardens of the late antiquity and their reflection in the Medieval gardens
Uramová, Valéria ; Stančo, Ladislav (advisor) ; Ondřejová, Iva (referee)
This graduation theses is concerned with the Roman gardens of the late antiquity and with their heritage in the Medieval gardens. Consequently there might be placed an emphasis on their conceptual and architectural layout. The attention is also paid to ancient literary sources and to mosaics as an iconographic source. Another purpose is to point out the components of Roman gardens, which are reflected in the Moor gardens in Spain and in the cloister gardens of Medieval monasteries. Key words: gardens, architecture, conceptual layout, , traditions, Roman influence, literary sources
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Residential Complex in Brno - Komín
Ševčíková, Veronika ; Zoubek, Michal (referee) ; Sochor, Jan (advisor)
Residential complex at the foot of the hill Palacky Brno - chimney . Located on the border of forest and settlements are nowadays allotment . It is an inspiration concept development , whose aim is to preserve the character of the gardens as an added value to housing. The proposal is to land on the structure of terraced houses , which complement the mosaic of buildings along the street hillside pasture. As a reaction to the slope of the terrain creates a garden terrace giving residents plenty of privacy. The rugged structure also creates a benchmark comfortable spaces for meetings .
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Revitalization Program of Floral Garden in Kromeriz
Krůpa, Miloslav ; Ruller, Ivan (referee) ; Foretník, Jan (advisor)
This thesis deals with revitalization of Garden’s foreground in Kroměříž (Czech Republic). The aim is to accomplish an optimal development of designed area, especially the best use of new structures located in newly established visitors sector (visitors centre, exhibition centre, show- and sales room, coffee house with platform, related horticulture, technical and sanitary background, labyrinth, water basins). The first way to optimal use of designed area is closing the current entry to Garden and creating new entries to foreground and Gardens, together with a primary segmentation of the area with the aid of two major axes, which form leading paths and concur to possible access roads to foreground. Polygonal rendering of new horizontal structures connects green roofs of buildings to surrounding areas and opens the green roofs to visitors, simplifies their orientation in the Garden and offers them an all-around view. The main elements of designed area are polygonal segmentation of territory as a counterpart to the Garden on the one hand, and creation of new modern garden on grassed area, which is completed with above mentioned water basins, on the other hand. In the visitors sector, there are located necessary facilities for visitors (foyer, salesroom for tickets, WC, information centre with bookstore, technical background for employees). The exhibition function holds the exhibition centre. Commercial function of designed area (show- and sales room, coffee house with platform) is independent of functioning of the other buildings. Existing structures of tropical and cold greenhouses are preserved, but the project changes the function of entrance building. General impression culminates with various green and water areas, with a system of paths that defines polygonal shape of new structures, the labyrinth, which serves as an attraction for children, and restored Aviary as a place for relaxation. Designed structures and their both vertical and ceiling constructions are made of reinforced concrete, external walls are provided with facade heat insulation system with final white colouring. Some vertical constructions are joined with steel pillars. The roofs with intensive or extensive green vegetation are provided with glass railing or rust-resistant steel railing with wire panel. All openings are glassed with CW50 structural glazing, together with standard aluminium frames.
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Kapitulská street 22, Trnava
Szakácsová, Diana ; Mašek, Radomír (referee) ; Marek, Jiří (advisor)
The aim of this diploma thesis is to find proper use of object at Kapitulská 22 street in Trnava, Slovakia. Object is located in the close city centre, in its historical context. According to this I tried to keep current character of place and add new function which will use its potential. In line with current escalating problem of oncological diseases I decide to built there Maggie’s centre – community centre for people which suffer from an kind of it. Centre provides them with a platform where they can meet, change experiences and spend time during activities which is fitted to them. Peoples can find there professional psychological help and support from people with same destiny. In my design I use current object which is faced to street as service part with accommodation of clients. To this part I added community centre itself. Centre is separated into five modules which are connected by main corridor. Everywhere between this module if designed gardens and whole this area is roofed by transparent construction to keep it usable whole year.
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