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Adelheid horse-breeding
Dvořáková, Šárka ; Myslín,, Jiří (referee) ; Dýr, Petr (advisor) ; Čupr, Karel (advisor)
This bachelor’s thesis presents a solution of Adelheid stable situated in Vrchní Orlice, Czech Republic. Village Vrchní Orlice is situated in Bartošovice area in Orlic mountains. The aim of this work is to find a suitable architectural and urban design that would meet the requirements for horse breeding. The plot for the facility is located outside the inhabited area of the village but in a protected area of Orlické hory and the proposal must therefore respect rules and conditions set by this area. Shape and layout of the proposed construction was created in the second year of my studies as a part of the studio of farm buildings course. After the topic was selected for a complex project and bachelor thesis, it was necessary to make some changes in its layout, mass and material. The principle of the proposal was in separation of the designed construction into two parts. The first part was requested by the investor to be an indoor riding arena of size of 20x40m. The second part should allow housing of 10 horses with all necessary conveniences and sanitary facilities for visitors The most important requirement of the design was to create a functional unit considering the significant elevation differences of the terrain of the parcel where the project is planned while not disturbing too much the landscape.
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Revitalization Program of Floral Garden in Kromeriz
Vaculovičová, Vanda ; Mutina, Petr (referee) ; Jura, Pavel (advisor)
Subject of bachelor project is urban and architectural design of adjustment and annex part of garden called Holland and Orange garden in close neighborhood of formal part of baroque Floral garden in Kromeriz (registered on UNESCO list of world heritage). New building is inspired by green walls in main part of Floral garden. There are visitors' centre, gallery, library and café inside. New building contrasts to entrance building "Cestny dvur" because of its form and used materials at the same time. Thanks to that it doesn't change character of the place dramatically, but tries to complete it suitably instead.
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Ponava Centre Brno, Královo Pole
Skalická, Jana ; Vostrejž, Dušan (referee) ; Odvárka, Antonín (advisor)
Main goal of the diploma thesis was to create an architectural study of the Ponava Centre, Brno, Královo Pole. This compound includes the set of buildings, which together set up valuable public space filled with different functions (cultural centre, gallery, restaurant, café, music club, housing, leasable units, family centre and roofed public space). The thesis was preceded by elaboration on the urban concept which defined the problems of this compound and determined the placement of proposed objects. The area is located in city of Brno, in Královo Pole district, cadastral of Ponava local authority, between the streets Střední and Staňkova.
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Skyscraper "EVO"
Kohoutová, Zuzana ; Kotek, Jakub (referee) ; Dulenčín, Juraj (advisor)
The subject of this diploma thesis is the architectural design of Skyscraper "EVO" (experimental high-rise building) located in Brno. The building integrates various functions (residential, restaurant, shops, office space and gallery) at relatively small built-up area. The aim of the thesis is to create the design of a high-rise building with appropriate scale and which creates space for interconnection of different functions and will become new dominant of the city. The proposed building is located in the part of the city called Veveří. The building site is defined by Šumavská and Veveří streets. The building is designed as a single rectangular prism shaped volume. The entrances to the building are at the level of surrounding terrain. The building has 31 aboveground floors and 9 underground floors. The simple shape of building is structured by horizontal bands of consoles which create shields against excessive sun exposure and vertical atriums embedded in the main volume. These atriums connect interior and exterior. This atrium create connection between interior and exterior and ease the penetration of natural daylight inside the building. The dominant material used is glass, which is applied both in exterior and interior. The glass used on glazing of atrium sis colored transparent photovoltaic glass. Bands are in white color.
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Culture and public centre Brno-damlake/Theme"Brno-city in the midle of the Europe"/
Záborská, Marína ; Mléčka, Jan (referee) ; Šindlar, Jiljí (advisor)
The subject of the diploma theses is architectonical's study of the culture and public center. It's consisted of three buildings, located in the southwestern part of the Brno dam. The objects are functionally divided into yachtclub, café with a terrace and hotel. The buildings are designed as a wave shape that are visually lined. The design consists of a steel arch truss supported by steel columns. The cladding is made of masonry Porotherm 30 P + D fixed between the steel columbs. Glassed part of the building is designed by using structural glazing which is an aluminum facade system REYNAERS CW 86/SG. The top layer of a roof is made by white Siakaplan membrane foil. The color tones are white (Sikaplan, membrane roofing terraces), brown (wood paneling) and metal (metal veneer, exterior steel staircase).
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Living in a city of nowadays - architectural and urban redevelopment of Kohn's brickyard in Brno
Vinohradská, Hana ; Sátora, Josef (referee) ; Kopáčik, Gabriel (advisor)
The subject matter of the master’s thesis is the compound of former Kohn's brickyard which is located in the cadastral of Brno-Štýřice. The aim of this urban and architecture project is to find the form of living suited to this area with detail study of one of the blocks. It picks up the threads of project of the preceding term about analysing of the area and its urban design in the broad context. The intention of the urban redevelopment is to connect this area with the live structure of the city keeping the specific of this locating and the future development of the neighbourhood in mind. The proposal promotes mixed-use development as an important element of the high-quality living in the city and as a sustainable form of development. The topic of the living remains as a basic topic of this urban design. New proposal provides living for the students, residence for seniors, housing in standard form and the high-end housing as well. The aim of the detail urban and architecture study is to specify the idea of the development. It is not only about application of ordinary development of nowadays. This project wants to show another possible form of living according to the geographical and economics conditions. It finds the answer to the questions who could be the investor of the development and who would be the resident. The concept admits possibility of the one person as an investor and resident at the same time. The result wants to meet the requirements and ideas of a living of nowadays and respect the economic situation as well. The suggest development profits from the location near the centre of the Brno city and it will make the most of the fact that it is not part of the density housing development of the downtown. The proposal contains all of the mention factors into the concept of ‘villahouse‘. Each of the villahouse will consists of four dwelling of the different size and number of rooms from the small one with one single room to the high-end duplex apartment. The principal feature of the villahouse is to keep advantage of the family house as much as possible. It means that each of the flat has own private enter space, garage and parking space on the own estate, storage spaces and the extension of the interior spaces to the exterior as an element which make the attractiveness of the flat stronger.
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Entrance zone objects of WANEMI, a.s. paper-mill in Zábřeh
Horký, Jan ; Zemánek, Václav (referee) ; Zemánková, Helena (advisor)
The diploma thesis deals with the entrance zone objects nearby a to-be-built energetic-paper mill factory WANEMI, Inc. in Zábřeh. It consists of two objects: a presentation pavilion and an administrative building. My design combines a function of parking and administration into one single object to occupy less land. Garages are intersected by a big open skylight in the middle with some trees planted in - this way people are moving as if in the treetops. The exhibition pavilion is situated in the intersection of main view axes to landscape dominants. Their extension is projected even into the interior where they determine main spaces. Visitor of the building climbs the way up along the important views to finish his way upstairs in the main hall.
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BUT Center for Technology Transfer
Driják, Ondřej ; Suchánek,, Petr (referee) ; Nový, Alois (advisor) ; Novotný, Miloslav (advisor)
The building, as a subject of the bachelor project. Industrial building that is supposed to be a place for new technologies, new machinery and new chemical elements, invented by the students of the Brno technical university. The shape of the building was being developed gradually. First sketches were originated at the atelier, the origin of the building was given the shape according to the estate. After the complex project was selected by the university, the facade and the disposition of the building have been further developed up to the final state. The building is divided into three parts: administrative, laboratory and technological. The special feature is that all the floors are not on the same level. The administrative and the laboratory parts are on the same level, and have three floors. Technological part has two floors, with completely flexible access of the cargo elevator. The basement is used as a parking area for employees. The roof has a surface with the skylight installations. I was working on the project by myself, with the help of professor A. Novy CSc. And M .Novotny CSc. For this project I used Neuferts documents and CSN, including the materials from the lectures of industrial building. As an architect I was supposed to create an architectural project on the above mentioned theme “Form construction and function”
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