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Špica/ Brno, Nové sady 49°11'20.3"N 16°36'29.4"E
Repaský, Adam ; Šandera, Lumír (referee) ; Marek, Jiří (advisor)
This bachelor thesis concerns about the design of microurbanism and the city hall building for Brno - Střed. The aim of this work is to find a suitable strategy for the development of an open city block. The area is located on the corner of Hybešová and Nové Sady streets. The vision is a welcome modern city hall, which promotes dialogue with citizens, is a functional workplace and a meeting place for people, officials, and politicians. From the city hall the opportunity to see the city at work. The city hall is surrounded not only by a public space but literally attacked by citizens in the form of a public services market under one platform. Emphasis was placed on the urban and architectural concept for a suitable connection of the territory and the form of the new city hall with the city. The town hall places an important emphasis not only on the territory itself but on the whole city.
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Visions for Krnov
Ondřejová, Daniela ; Bureš, David (referee) ; Galeová, Nicol (advisor)
The aim of the bachelor's thesis was to design an urban-architectural study of a delimited locality in the historical part of Krnov, to find a suitable functional use for the housing development and to verify the vision of its future regarding long-term development of the city centre. The area is located in the city centre, near the main square, between the streets of Sv. Ducha and Soukenická. The location is near the building of the former textile factory and the dominant church of St. Ducha that serves the city as a cultural centre with a concert hall. It is also near a Jewish synagogue, a Minorite church with a monastery building and a residential block. The plot is also connected to the circular strip of public greenery, which partially copies the original city walls. Currently, the place is an unused brownfield. After the rehabilitation of industrial buildings, the location with exposed corners looks unattractive and the use of its potential is inadequate due to the position near the main square, as well as to the important visual and transport connections of the entire urban structure of Krnov. The combination of urban functions with an emphasis on the quality of public spaces could create a still living structure including not only the new town hall but also new public spaces, multifunctional hall, gallery, cafes, in case of reconversion of the industrial building offices or accommodation facilities.
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New town hall for the district Brno-North
Fila, Radek ; Mutina, Petr (referee) ; Jura, Pavel (advisor)
The main architectural motif of the contrast vertical and horizontal. Vertical - a tower that will house the town hall, the dominant element in the area, and therefore represents well the importance of the city hall within the district. This importance is enhanced by the location of the tower on the corner. Calm horizontal volume cultural center follows the street line and thus defines a new public spaces, including a new town hall square. The unifying element of the two buildings is a double facade of white aluminum fins.
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City Office of Nový Bydžovv
Vaníček, Martin ; Tichomirov,, Vladimír (referee) ; Novotný, Miloslav (advisor)
Diploma thesis is about design and making of execution project for office city building which is located in Nový Bydžov. The building is located in the late brownfield area of Dufek´s wood manufacture, which is on the south part of Nový Bydžov. The building has four above ground floors and one below ground floor. The building shape is rectangular of dimensions 53,02 x 17,62 m. On the south, west and east is the façade from height of second floor slightly cantilevered. On the east part the edge of cantilevered façade duplicate slopping edge of the bottom land and it creates wonderful but economical shape. The height of the building from the ground is 14,5 m. The shape of roof is flat, covered with the mPVC foil and gravel mound. Façade which covering the first ground floor is made of polystyrene with thin layer of plaster which creates building plinth. Top cantilevered façade is made of ceramic tiles of dimensions 1200 x 600 mm which are suspended behind the air layer. The ceramic tiles are light brown color. In the bottom part are glazed areas of rectangular and square shapes to create the open feeling in the ground floor. In the rear part is designed coffee bar with nice outside wooden terrace. Windows in the top cantilevered part of the façade are the circular shape and extend the architectural impression of the building. All windows are in the same color of dark blue. The steel parts of the building are also dark blue color. In the bellow ground floor are designed underground parking lot with the maximum capacity 29 cars and technical equipment. In the first floor above ground are designed reception, big lecture hall, exhibition hall, coffee bar with terrace and toilets. In the second floor above the ground are offices, computer room and HVAC equipment. In the third above floor are offices, conference hall, and IT equipment. In the fourth floor above the ground are also offices, maintenance room and storage of furniture.
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Socio-cultural centre with townhall for the district Brno-Kohoutovice
Křivánek, Martin ; Holenková, Kateřina (referee) ; Mikulášek, David (advisor)
Kohoutovíce is my interpretation of urban district moving on the edge of village and cold war urban development. Duality who are giving into context grew old buildings and cold war development as a place with exception identity. Identity based on mutual disharmony forming a function unit when one part complements other. Action causes a reaction. Culture Social center with the Town Hall as the main bearer of the idea of mutual penetration between coexistence looking for its history and future. Instead of overlap, which aims to reflect both the present and future needs and significantly cities and boroughs, necessary for quality of living and use. The project implements existing hall located on the border of the original buildings, but also in direct contact with another typical feature of the whole territory, and panel buildings. Duality, otherness, diversity as incompatible interaction forming a single center of gravity in one place. Persona grata.
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Connectivity / Democratic City_Radnice pro Staré Brno
Macanová, Tereza ; Vymětal, Bedřich (referee) ; Palaščak, Michal (advisor)
The Bachelor thesis deals with the design of a standalone city hall building for Staré Brno on Mendel Square. The work takes into account the reconstruction of the square according to the winning urban design proposal. The design addresses the continuity of the building and visual connection with the surroundings, which influences the shape of the building. The design of the square and the city hall building gives great emphasis on greenery, which is neglected in the current state. Connectivity, as the main theme, creates the resulting appearance of the building. The goal of this work is to connect city hall using greenery. There is an intermingling of multiple functions, mainly civil amenities, city hall administration, and housing.
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Connectivity / Democratic City_Radnice pro Staré Brno
Kabelková, Karolína ; Svoboda, Zdeněk (referee) ; Nový, Vítězslav (advisor)
The main topic of the bachelor's thesis is the design of the new city hall for the old Brno at Mendlovo náměstí. The work is based on a detailet study of this location where the place for the new town hall is defined. The goal is to creat a building that unites citizens and destroyes the myth of contemporary town halls. The proposal provides for the construction of an adjacent block of špalíček and the use of the created foreign area, which will serve as a new square. The purpose of the entire project is to connect administrative matters with the ordinary life of the citizen. In the first part of the work, an analysis of the territory is carried out, which serves as the basic for the proposal itself. The town hall's proposal itself is resolved in the further parts.
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The evolution of the Capital CIty of Prague's administration and self-govering municipalities from 1918 - 1960
Kadlec, Václav ; Stracený, Josef (advisor) ; Jirásková, Věra (referee)
This diploma thesis traces the development of the Capital City of Prague`s regional and municipal governmental bodies from 1918 to 1960. The work consists of five main chapters. The first chapter outlines the state of Prague`s municipality prior to 1918. The second chapter spans from 1918 (the birth of Czechoslovakia) to 1938 and the signing of the Munich Agreement. The third chapter covers the period of the Nazi occupation. The fourth chapter draws focus to the post-war developments in Czechoslovakia. The final chapter depicts the processes of public administration during the communist totalitarianism between 1948 and 1960. The objective of diploma thesis is describe important events in development of Capital City of Prague. The work also pays attention to individual representatives of Prague`s municipal politics. Key words: local governance- municipal governance- Primátor (Mayor)- Prague- municipal elections- City Hall-
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Visions for Krnov
Ondřejová, Daniela ; Bureš, David (referee) ; Galeová, Nicol (advisor)
The aim of the bachelor's thesis was to design an urban-architectural study of a delimited locality in the historical part of Krnov, to find a suitable functional use for the housing development and to verify the vision of its future regarding long-term development of the city centre. The area is located in the city centre, near the main square, between the streets of Sv. Ducha and Soukenická. The location is near the building of the former textile factory and the dominant church of St. Ducha that serves the city as a cultural centre with a concert hall. It is also near a Jewish synagogue, a Minorite church with a monastery building and a residential block. The plot is also connected to the circular strip of public greenery, which partially copies the original city walls. Currently, the place is an unused brownfield. After the rehabilitation of industrial buildings, the location with exposed corners looks unattractive and the use of its potential is inadequate due to the position near the main square, as well as to the important visual and transport connections of the entire urban structure of Krnov. The combination of urban functions with an emphasis on the quality of public spaces could create a still living structure including not only the new town hall but also new public spaces, multifunctional hall, gallery, cafes, in case of reconversion of the industrial building offices or accommodation facilities.
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Design of sustainable urban structure of the 21st century in the Czech Republic
Dubinová, Veronika ; Erben, Adam (referee) ; Pavlovský, Tomáš (advisor)
The objective of the diploma project was to repurpose the area of military barracks in the residential neighbourhood of Černá Pole in Brno. The thesis sets out to design a new urbanistic concept within the already existing structure, devise a new town square, a park and a town hall for the district of Brno-Sever. In this project, I aimed to fill in the chasm in the current construction and create a new lively neighbourhood. The selected area is to provide its residents with high standard of living and a rich selection of facilities. The essential aspect was to focus on different types of the residential development that surrounds the given perimeter. The eastern and the southern side reveals terraced houses and family houses, while on the west side the conservatory of the Mendel University is laid out and in the north high-rises can be seen. Through this project a new space emerges, activated through various types of residential development while blending with the residual structures. Also, another goal was to design a new town hall for Brno-Sever with a cultural centre, situate a new kindergarten in the area and construct a community centre with sports facilities. Due to the lack of more prominent town square in the city district Černá Pole, the positioning of this feature was highly significant in my project. The designed square should be multifunctional, enabling the residents or wider public a wide range of utilization.
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