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Mapping Survey of surroundings of the evangelic church in Růžďka
Hanáková, Alžběta ; Nosek, Jakub (referee) ; Kuruc, Michal (advisor)
The objective of this bachelor’s thesis is surveying the surrounding of the evangelical church in Růžďka by tacheometrical method and creating thematical large scale map. This thesis descibes the whole process, from terrain reconnaissance, creating a survey net, surveying itself and following calculation and graphic processing which was done in softwares Groma, ATLAS and Microstation V8i. The result is thematical map in 1:250 scale, which is connected to binding geodetic reference systems and meets the requirements of the 2nd accuracy class according to ČSN 01 3410.
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City Library of Přerov
Böserlová, Jana ; Magnusek, Pavel (referee) ; Nový, Vítězslav (advisor)
Main subject of these diploma project was finding a good location for the library building in Prerov city and design these library, too. Selected place is located of the edge part of the wider town center, not so far from the lively crossroad of the Komenskeho and Velke Novosady street. Parcel with the evangelical church is currently used mainly for parking for the residents of surrounding residential buildings. The object mass is trying to shape and define city spaces and logical and sensitive respond surrounding development.
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Parish church, Brno - Líšeň
Jurák, Vítězslav ; Klvaňa, Jiří (referee) ; Eliáš, Luboš (advisor)
This diploma thesis, called „Parish church, Brno-Líšeň“, is compiled as documentation for building construction. There is one complex building situated in slope. Therefore it consists of one partly underground floor and first floor. It is divided into three sections. Central part is designed as round-shaped body of the church with tower in the southern part of the church. Shed roof has an angle of 7° for body and an angle of 13° for tower. From the western side there is an administrative area connected to the church and from eastern side there is a community area which is supposed to be used as residential premises. Roof of both these parts is constructed as flat vegetative roof. Structural design is systemic, Velox. Foundation construction combines concrete and ferro-concrete belts and footing.
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Design of settlement structure of contemporary city in historical context.
Průšková, Kristýna ; Obrtlík,, Jan (referee) ; Májek, Jan (advisor)
The assignment for this thesis was to prepare an architectural plan for barracks in Černé Pole in Brno. As part of the assignment, I attempted to rejuvenate and open up the given territory to the town and to its people and to connect it to the surrounding structures. I expanded the territory in question with adjacent panel construction from the north, as one of the objectives was to gradually incorporate this development in a way so that it does not create a barrier. The second objective was to revive two historical barracks buildings and a panel building dormitory, which serve as a reference for the image of the place. The thesis is split into two parts - analysis and proposal. In the proposal I discuss specific materials, transportation and public spaces. Most of the territory is made up of residential spaces with civil and commercial spaces, which together make the entire area functional. In my proposal I try to show how the entire territory can be solved, with the involvement of the historic and panel buildings, and not just building on an empty brownfield.
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Church in the housing estate
Korčák, Jan ; Wahla, Ivan (referee) ; Štěpán, Marek (advisor)
The thesis proposal for a new building with the Roman Catholic Church Pastoral Center in New Liskovec estate in Brno. The proposal follows the tradition of religious buildings, uses the idea of the direction of space, its gradation and image paths for the good of man and love. Construction of the church refltects layering of the floors of the surrounding settlements, which passes through each floor verticaly from font to the roof garden which has its character of an atmosphere Gethsemane garden. The horizontal direction of the space reflects the way of a man in this world and symbolizes a labyrinth of the world, the path to salvation and redemption of the human soul. In this order follows vestibule, the nave and chancel topped with circular skylight. Floor of the nave consists of exposed rock massif which symbolizes clasp with the earth and also freely interpret the parable of the two builders from Matthew's Gospel. The only source of natural light in the nave is circular skylight above presbytery that creates a vertical flow of light and symbolically shows the way to the only God. Right in the horizontal direction of the intersection of human and divine is the sacrificial table on which occurs transsubstination during the Mass.
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Creation of 3D model of church in Unkovice
Pospíšilová, Iveta ; Kalvodová,, Petra (referee) ; Kalvoda, Petr (advisor)
My diploma thesis is focused on 3D model creation of a church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary in Unkovice. The resulting digital model is supposed to be used for the church building presentation. 3D model is created on the basis of tacheometrically measured points in Autodesk Inventor. Accuracy testing according to ČSN 01 3410 proved confirmed criteria of 3rd accuracy rating.
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Documentation of the church in the Dolní Věstonice village
Kovářová, Anna ; Vondrák, Jiří (referee) ; Kratochvíl, Radim (advisor)
The purpose of this thesis is the creation of documentation of the St. Michael the Archangel church in Dolní Věstonice village, which includes topographic situation of the object, drawing of the first floor, vertical and longitudinal sections and outdoor views of the façades. The church, it’s location and chronological description of all activities is included in the text of the thesis. Chapter named Preparatory work describes reconnaissance of current point field, creation of network of extra points for measuring and sketches preparation. The next section describes the methods used for positional and height measurement of detailed and assist points. The following chapter entitled Office work includes description of all the calculations and the making of individual drawings. The summary of results and the possibility of future use of the created documentation is described in the end of this thesis. All drawings, calculations reports and the accuracy testing of detailed points are found in the annexes.
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Spirituality Ostrava !!!
Javorský, Tomáš ; Mikulášek, David (referee) ; Štěpán, Marek (advisor)
The diploma thesis deals with the construction of a new community centre and reconstruction of an existing church and a parish in Ostrava-Kunčičky. The aim of the thesis is to revitalize the area of the potential centre of happenings in Kunčičky and to respond appropriately to the context and character of the place. The design works with objects equally and creates a solid image of the spiritual and community centre. The building complex helps to activate the site itself and its surroundings and brings a new impulse to community life in the area. Community centre and interventions in the existing buildings efficiently and adequately use the parcel. The design strives to use the potential of the place and works with hidden links to the surroundings. The resulting solution is characterized by its multilayer nature. Partial fragments help to create a complex unit with a number of new outdoor areas of different character, scale and utilization. Two-storey compact structure of the community centre includes social and leisure time facilities. The chosen technology of the building is in accordance with the specific social structure in the area and the operational and economy aspect alongside. The main goal in the reconstruction of the church buildings and parish is to build up on their values, uplift qualities and to purify them from inappropriate elements.
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Transformations of Sacred Space.
Mléčka, Jan ; PhDr.Martin Horáček,Ph.D. (referee) ; Doc.Ing.arch.Michal Hronský,PhD. (referee) ; Petelen, Ivan (referee) ; Šindlar, Jiljí (advisor)
The Christian church has been an inherent part of human continuity for more than thousand years. The external appearance of the Christian church has always reflected societal transformations as well as turning points in history. Moreover, it has become an integral part of our existence both in space and time. Nowadays, we frequently hear that the crisis of European society is in effect an identity crisis, an inability to ask about where we are heading and what the meaning of life is. The reduction of time givenness to the already limited scope of our own physical existence destroys the ability in a man to ask questions and find answers to them, or even enquire about the meaning and essence of things. The carefree, dispersed husk blown by the wind may seem to be free and independent; however, it has also stopped trying to actively find paths for future generations. One of the fundamental attributes of an architect should be a strong aptitude for synthetic thinking, which includes multiple knowledge of social cognition, i.e. in the currentness of present experience as well as in time. This knowledge should ideally help to identify the core of problem, and to define the general rules applicable, regardless of changes in social demand, trends or taste. This dissertation, concerned with the “change” of the Christian church, ought to provide a compact, effective platform based on a synthesis of all analytical findings in the areas of architecture, liturgy, history, and theology. This platform can be applied in architectural practice, education (both architectural and theological), pastorage, and other wide, well-researched social discourses on the current form of the Christian sacred space, its basis and likely future development. The emphasis should be put on individual interpretation of a target group rather than dogmatic interpretation of dramatic revelations. Therefore, the first half of the dissertation will analyse the theological and symbolic basis, and historic transformations. Whilst, the second half will depict the current approach to the creation of sacred space in both newly built churches and the ongoing conversions of existing spaces. In conclusion, the dissertation will debate the future direction of sacred space in post-Christian Europe.
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