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Dexterity, or build your house
Netrefová, Klára ; MA, Klára Zahradníčková, (referee) ; Kristek, Jan (advisor)
The design of anthropoid / metamorphosis loosely follows the pre-diploma project Fortel or so called "build a house" when I decided to "put my hand to the work, cut, drill, fold…" and to rediscover the imprints of work and tools in the mass from which they disappeared due to the mass production. The output of the project was an eclectic, crumbling garden of prefabricated bricks. Capillary (open) porosity usually occurs in brick products. It allows the penetration and retention of a relatively large amount of water. The bricks are made of natural mineral raw materials, as well as expanded clay, which is commonly used as a hydroponic substrate. At the same time, the porosity of the brick blocks causes future degradation of the material in the exterior. The disrupted "worked" ceramic blocks in the garden burst, mix with the substrate and create a breeding ground for plants. In my diploma thesis I move away from materials formed into modules, imported to the construction site, and I deal with matter in its freest fluid form and forms arising in-situ. The work is permeated by three fluid media, water, clay and concrete. Concrete - initially a fluid material, takes the form of two other materials, solidifies. Clay - as a semi-solid - semi-fluid material Water - infinitely fluid material, still present, rapidly transforms, and periodically comes and disappears, transforms the other two materials. The materials mix together, form into matter, then drain and disintegrate and disappear when their time comes. With these nature-friendly processes, the design works on three scales. On a micro scale, matter decomposes into gravel, sand, loess, which nourishes soils and plants, and allows an environment suitable for a variety of animals. In the middle scale, these are small objects that shape and manipulate the landscape. And in a big scale, it is co-working with the landscape itself.
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Apartment building
Jachan, Radek ; Galata, Jindřich (referee) ; Lavický, Miloš (advisor)
The aim of the bachelor's thesis is the elaboration of project documentation for the design of an apartment building in the village of Pustiměř. The building is designed as a detached house. It has a rectangular shape and is covered by a flat single-skin roof. On the first floor there is a background of the house and a garage, other parking spaces are provided on the plot. The floors of the 2nd floor, 3rd floor, 4th floor are used for living and there are a total of 6 housing units, each with a size of 4 + kk. The apartment building is brick with a contact thermal insulation system, the 1st floor made of lost BEST formwork cast in concrete and tied with fittings, and the 2nd floor made to the 4th floor made of YTONG aerated concrete blocks. The ceiling structure is reinforced concrete monolithic. Part of the project documentation is also a basic assessment of the building in terms of building physics.
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Multifunctional Building
Němec, Filip ; Sláma, Ludvík (referee) ; Mohelníková, Jitka (advisor)
The subject of this diploma thesis is the design and elaboration of project documentation for the implementation of a new multifunctional building. The building will be located in the city of Brno in the district of Ko-márov. The new building will be divided into three separate functional units - underground garage, office space with hairdresser and residential part. Each apartment is equipped with a separate balcony. It is a four-storey, partly basement multifunctional house with a flat roof, based on reinfor-ced concrete slab. The construction system is designed wall. The basement part of the buil-ding is built from concrete molded blocks of permanent shuttering, the above-ground part from ceramic blocks of the Porotherm system. The ceiling structure consists of reinforced concrete monolithic slabs. The windows will be plastic. The thesis is designed in accordance with applicable laws, ordinances and standards.
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Apartment Building Pod Štandlem
Nesit, Radek ; Dohnal, Jakub (referee) ; Pěnčík, Jan (advisor)
The subject of the bachelor thesis is the apartment building in Frýdek-Místek, on the street Pod Štandlem. It is an object with four above-ground and one underground floor, where space is divided into 9 residential units and other special rooms in the basement. The thesis contains the project documentation with basic reports. For the project were designed masonry structures from lime sand blocks and, in the case of the basement, a lost formwork system. Ceiling structures are made up of prefabricated ceiling panels, which are also a supporting layer of the flat roof. The entire building is insulated with ETICS. The main entrance is situated on the south-eastern wall. On the first floor, there are two two-room apartments. Similarly, it is also on the second floor where there is also a one-room apartment. On the third floor, there are two apartments with three and four rooms. The fourth floor also includes two apartments with three and four rooms plus there are terraces designed.
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"Multifunctional House Na Skřivánku in Chotěboř"
Janáček, Jiří ; Procházka, Jiří (referee) ; Sobotka, Jindřich (advisor)
The main task of the diploma thesis is the elaboration of a project for the construction of a polyfunctional building Na Skřivánek in Chotěboř. The multifunctional house has one underground and 4 aboveground floors. On the underground floor there are premises serving as technical and storage facilities, on the ground floor there is designed two offices - general practitioner and pediatrician in the central part of the floor plan. In one of the outer tracts of the building there is a business area, designed for the operation of a travel agency. There is an apartment for barrier-free use on the ground floor. On the upper floors there is a total of 8 other apartment units ranging from 2 + kk to 2 atypical maisonettes in 3rd-4th floor. Each apartment unit, in addition to the barrier-free, is equipped with a balcony or terrace located on the south side. The basement part of the building is built of concrete slabs of lost formwork, the above-ground wall part of the Porotherm brick system is heat-insulated with a contact insulation system. Ceiling structures are made of pre-stressed Spiroll ceiling panels and filigree panels with superconducting. The roofing of the building is solved by a combination of a flat roof with a vegetation block with extensive green and saddle roofs with a continuous concealed dormer whose supporting function is provided by a wooden purlin roof truss.
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Multi-purpose building
Kopr, Radim ; Jelínek, Petr (referee) ; Struhala, Karel (advisor)
The diploma thesis deals with the design of a multifunctional house on the street Křídlovická in the city of Brno. The new building is five-storey with four above-ground and one underground floors. The main entrance is oriented to the southeastern side and adjacent to the northwest side, and a separate entrance to the underground garage in the southwest corner of the designed object. Behind the main entrance is a staircase connecting all floors, after a special entrance for the underground garage is the staircase down into the garage. From the southwest side there are entrances to restaurants and shops, these have staffing and supply entrances and social facilities from the north-east side of the building. A downhill ramp is also located behind the northeast side of the building, from the southwest side are solved areas - restaurant garden, sidewalks and parking areas. In other above-ground floors, open space office spaces with separate meeting rooms, office director, secretary offices, and social facilities on the northeastern side of the floor are designed. Within these floors is proposed continuous greening of the atrium. The supporting system is a monolithic reinforced concrete combined with masonry staircases and a northeast wall. In the basement, the support system is a skeleton in combination with the walls of a lost formwork. Roof flat single-skinned with various inclinations 1-5°
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Student House
Lisá, Nikola ; Blažková, Vendula (referee) ; Daněk, Lukáš (advisor)
The thesis is focused on elaboration of project documentation. The student house will be located in the city of Ostrava. The building has 4 above-ground floors with partial basement .The basement will for the most part serve as a technical facilities. On the first floor there will be rooms - reception, reception, office, bicycle room, café, small shop, gym, copy center, facilities and hygienic room. Residential units are located on 2 to 4 floors. There will be 26 residential units - single and double, total for 54 persons. Each residential cell has its own sanitary facilities and a kitchenette. The building is designed as a masonry system. The load-bearing masonry in the basement is from a lost formwork of 300 mm. external wall and internal supporting masonry of above-ground floors of clay masonry, Therm type, 300 mm. The warm flat roof is extensive, with a fall of 3%.
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Family residence
Kavečková, Hana ; Machová, Petra (referee) ; Vajkay, František (advisor)
The subject of the bachelor thesis is the elaboration of documentation for the construction of a family house in the village of Medlovice (district of Vyškov). The building is designed as a partly basement building with two above-ground floors. In the basement there are technical facilities and spaces for relaxation. The first floor is mostly for social purposes with access to the terrace and courtyard. There is also a garage for two cars and a workshop. The second floor is mostly relaxing, but there is also a study and working room. Roof is solved by the construction of a nailing truss with a slope of 23 ° of a saddle shape. Roofing of the adjoining garage is also a construction of the balcony. The building is designed from the Ytong porous concrete system, except the masonry of the basement, which is made from blocks of Best lost formwork. Through the entire perimeter of the house there is stone tiling.
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Firehouse - station type P1
Tuza, Ondřej ; Burianová, Lenka (referee) ; Kacálek, Petr (advisor)
This diploma thesis solves creating of the layout study and creation of documentation for the realization of a new fire station. In the building, the location of the JPO I rescue units is considered. The territorial jurisdiction is usually considered to be within 20 minutes of dislocation. The category of the fire station will be considered as P1. The object consists of two structurally and functionally different parts. The first part is designed as a one-storey reinforced concrete skeleton roofed with pre-stressed ceiling panels. This section includes technical background and garages. The cladding of the skeletal part of the building is solved by a masonry block made of lime-sand blocks with external thermal insulation composite system. The second part is walled from lime-sand blocks with external thermal insulation composite system. There are spaces of administrative and operational character. This section has two above-ground floors. The ground plan is fractured, the maximum dimensions are 45.59 x 28.34 m. The building has no basement, roofed only with flat roofs. The object is situated in the peripheral locality of Příbor, the terrain is slightly sloping.
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Resort Sázava
Černý, Jakub ; Melcr, Petr (referee) ; Fišarová, Zuzana (advisor)
Subject of this diploma thesis is a design of a newly built accommodation and relaxation centre Resort Sázava. The structure is located on a sloping plot near town Sázava, in Kraj Vysočina. The locality is situated in preserved area Žďárské vrchy. The facility is divided into three buildings by their function. The buildings have rectangular shapes and have gabled roofing. The resort offers services of accomodation, boarding, conferences, relaxation and sports. The whole facility was designed in architectural study along with its functional linkups. Object SO 01 with restaurant and conference rooms was designed in detailed design documentation.
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