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Vancouver - Affordable Housing Challenge
Sekajová, Barbora ; Klimecký, Martin (referee) ; Gerö, Jiří (advisor)
The bachelor's thesis is based on an architectural study developed within the subject Studio of Architectural Creation [AG035]. The subject of the proposal is the new construction of an apartment building complex with parking in the city of Vancouver, Canada. The land to which the proposed building belongs is located in the Downtown district, near George Wainborn Park and the Granville Bridge. This is an area intended for residential and mixed use. The lower part of the building is elevated, rows of columns are bearing the weight of the residential building, creating an option of walking underneath the structure. Each floor is divided into 6 parts. The northern module forms the communication core of the building. A typical residential floor consists of, apart from the communication core, 7 residential units. The entrances to the individual apartments are located along the atrium through the living room. Clockwise, with the floor plan oriented to the north, these are the housing units in the following order: two 1+1kk, four 1kk & 2+1kk. The total number of residential units is 86. The building includes underground parking for residents and employees of the building. The main entrance is designed from the north side, a vestibule was created here, serving as a public space with benches and grassy areas with trees. Two circular reinforced surfaces are created, connected by paths, which complement the object compositionally. The basic plan shape is a hexagon. This geometric shape provides the possibility of division into modules, thus creating the flexibility of the building. Sharp geometric shapes are complemented by organic balconies that wrap around the form. Repetitiveness is broken by cut-outs, forming community facilities scattered around the building. The center of the building holds an atrium surrounded by a ring of built-on gallery, single-arm staircases rise and fall through the atrium, creating dynamics. The building is covered with an extensive green roof, the dominant material of the facade is concrete, combined with aluminum windows and cream-colored railings. As part of the project documentation, half of the object SO.01 is addressed.
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A leisure center
Istvánová, Martina ; Kozubíková, Ivana (referee) ; Matějka, Libor (advisor)
The subject of my master’s thesis is creating a part of a design documentation for constructing a Leisure center with nearly zero energy consumption. The Leisure center is designed as a building with two above-ground floors and a basement. It is a newly-build public building with educational purposes. The building is designated for leisure time education activities for children and youth and organizing various cultural events such as exhibitions and theatre plays. There is a coffee shop on the first above ground. In the basement of the building is a mass garage for 10 vehicles, technical utilities of the building and a storage space. From the construction side the building is designed as a cast-in-place concrete frame with reinforced concrete columns and beams and mainly with cast-in-place reinforced slabs. A part of the building’s ceiling is designed as prefabricated reinforced prestressed concrete floor slab.
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Detached House in Rybany
Sokolík, Patrik ; Hoffmann, Petr (referee) ; Brzoň, Roman (advisor)
The aim of this bachelor thesis is to create a project documentation for the new family house in village Rybany. I tis two-storey stand-alone object with cellar under part of the house. House is designed for one generation. The construction system is walled from lost formwork Velox. The roof is designed as flat and covered with vegetation. The drawing part is created in software ArchiCAD.
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Masonry Family House Made of Autoclaved Aerated Concrete Blocks
Balážová, Veronika ; Dohnal, Jakub (referee) ; Pěnčík, Jan (advisor)
The bachelor thesis solves a two-storey family house, with partial basement, roofed with a flat roof. The house is located on the outskirts of a small village Mariánka in western Slovakia. It is designed for the housing of a four-member family. The above-ground floor is designed from Ytong block. External wall of the basement are designed from permanent concrete formwork and thermal insulation. The house is divided into a two-storey part roofed with a vegetation roof and a single-storey part roofed with a walkable flat roof, which is accessible to the second floor. In the northwest part of the house there is a ventilated facade designed from bearing steel grid with non-flammable chipboards. On the first floor there is a vestibule, a corridor with a staircase, a living room connected with a dining room and a kitchen, a food chamber, a separate toilet, a study room and a guest room. The second floor consists of two children's bedrooms, a bedroom with a separate bathroom with a wardrobe. Furthermore, there is a designed bathroom and wardrobe, primarily designed for use by children and a terrace accessed from the corridor. The basement consists of a sauna area, a utility room and a storage space.
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Detached house in Trenčianske Stankovce
Sládok, Marcel ; Brzoň, Roman (referee) ; Bečkovská, Tereza (advisor)
The goal of this bachelor thesis is to create a project documentation for the new family house in Trenčianske Stankovce. I tis two-storey stand-alone object with cellar under part of the house. House is designed for one generation consists 4-5 people. The construction systém is walled from lost formwork Velox. The roof is designed as flat and covered with vegetation. The drawing part is created in software AutoCAD.
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Newly-Built Detached House
Manduch, Dávid ; Soudek, Pavel (referee) ; Kalousek, Lubor (advisor)
This bachelor thesis is about a two-storey detached house with no basement and the living roof which is covered with vegetation. The house includes two wooden terraces. The entrance terrace is located in front of the main entrance of the house and the second terrace for relaxing has access from the living room with the kitchen unit. This terrace is also the entrance to the garden. The main building material of this house is Ecocon wall paneling which is combination of wooden frame and straw filling. The garage is self-standing and one-storey object with no basement.It's also roofed with the living roof.
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Construction technology study stage of realization vegetation roof of residential house Avidol in Bratislava
Huková, Martina ; Nečasová, Barbora (referee) ; Diaz, Yvetta (advisor)
The bachelor thesis solves the building technology solution of the vegetation roof, which creates a green atrium and a relaxation zone in the residential complex Avidol in Bratislava. The subject of the bachelor thesis is the realization of a flat vegetation roof. The work includes a engineering report, budget, bill of quantities, time schedule, technical prescription, machine design, check and test plan, and other attachments by input..
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Penzion Domažlice
Petráš, Vladimír ; Klvaňa, Jiří (referee) ; Eliáš, Luboš (advisor)
The aim of this diploma thesis is a project of a new building of a penzion with four floors. Penzion is situated in cadastral area Domažlice, in the centre of the town Domažlice. The building of penzion is free standing and it´s partially with a basement. There is one basement floor and three floors in this building. There is a facilities for restaurant, 2 conference halls and facillities for penzion on the first floor of building. The second and third floor are used for the accommodation of guests. There are 14 double rooms and one room for two immobile persons on the second floor. On the third floor, there are 12 double rooms and two double apartment. The basement of the building is used for parking and technical facilities of penzion. Roof of the building is designed two types of roofs. Three floors part of the building is covered by warm flat roof and the one floor part of the building is covered by green roof. Structural system consists of the cast – in – place concrete frame which is reinforced by masonry walls. Building envelope is insulated with contact thermal insulation. Facade of the one – floor part of the building and the back part of the building is designed from facade panels. Documentation of the diploma thesis is prepared for the building contruction. The graphical part of documentation has been processed in the Autodesk Autocad software. Thermal assesment has been processed in Svoboda software.
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Terraced houses with inner courtyard
Šumichrastová, Mária ; Žižka, Lukáš (referee) ; Vajkay, František (advisor)
The subject of this thesis is the documentation of terraced houses with inner courtyard intended for housing. The object is located on the outskirts of Veverská Bítýška in the area of detached houses and apartment block. The building will be used for 32 households with the total capacity 128 people. The part of thesis was designing underground garage with capacity of 25 cars and 42 bicycles. The area of detached house is situated on a flat terrain. Houses A have two floors without the basement with garage in front of house. Every house has individual main entrance. The building is made of brick from ceramic blocks from the Heluz system with thermal insulation of the facade. Houses have a single-layer flat roof. Part B has two floors with basement where is situated garage. Entrance to this garage is from public garage. The building is made of brick from ceramic blocks from the Heluz system with thermal insulation of the facade. Underground walls are made of cast-in-place reinforced concrete. Houses have a single-layer flat roof. Public underground garage is separated from the another buildings. Main entrance to the garage is from the ramp. The building is made of cast-in-place reinforced concrete with external wall insulation system. The building has a vegetative roof which forms part of the courtyard.
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Shooting range
Holko, Marek ; Papranec, Michal (referee) ; Petříček, Tomáš (advisor)
The subject of this project is a new building of a shooting range in Brno, district Královo pole. The aim of the thesis is to create a documentation for realization of a shooting range building with capacity of 5 shooting boxes, gun and ammunition shop and functionally interconnected administrative and training rooms. The shooting range operates all-day and is situated on a flat terrain. Building is based on a plain concrete strip foundation and has two floors without the basement. The building is made of brick from ceramic blocks from the POROTHERM system, while perimeter walls are thermally insulated. The building has a single-layer flat roof.
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