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A Great House for a Small Town
Krejčířová, Zuzana ; Novák,, Petr (referee) ; Vojtová, Lea (advisor)
The subject of this thesis is the conversion and extension of the former School of Industrial High School in Rousínov furniture and expansion of housing for the elderly. School buildings were built in the 70s of the 20th century and today are only partially and temporarily used, and are waiting for its rebirth. The aim of the project is to open the area to people and incorporate it into the daily life of citizens Rousínov. Cinema, restaurants, galleries, clubs and housing - it's all part of the new city center. Already incurred background builds housing for the elderly, which is its location in the heart of a quality place for the next stage of life. By activating these functions is an isolated island in the city center becomes a full-fledged part of the public space Rousínov. The first stage is the conversion of schools to the cultural and community center. Slogan conversion is cleansing. Clean up objects from unnecessary structures and layers of history. Show support structure and inject new energy into the buildings. The construction itself enables spatial play of vertical and horizontal surfaces. Space clubrooms and galleries are open to the second floor, housing units are designed as maisonettes. Everything is simple and functional. It remains only the pace of life, which objects to bring residents Rousínov. As a next stage will be created in the area of housing for seniors. Demand for housing for the elderly is still high and it's no different in Rousínov and surroundings. In the House of care service that is not on the edge and the capacity is insufficient. Therefore, the potential use of school premises in the town center is a suitable solution for senior housing. The proposal does not find one universal solution for all, but aims to promote the uniqueness and future residents based on their individual needs. Therefore, there is no one big complex retirement home, but three different objects according to the degree of autonomy of the population.
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5-Minutes Neighbourhood
Deutschová, Martina ; Urbášková,, Hana (referee) ; Menšíková, Naděžda (advisor)
The subject of the diploma thesis is the architectural study of the mix-used urban housing situated closed to the Brno city centre. The design will allow mixing of greater amount of different functions on a relatively small built-up area, which will reduce the requirements on transport and provide the inhabitant with various forms of housing, services and employment. The mass and spatial solution respects the surrounding city blocks on south and the mass increase to the north industrial zone. The mass defines the area and respect noise protection zone on housing development. The shape of object's ground plan is based on the area, which is divided by four axes of pedestrian paths. The basic matter of object is divided into four blocks linked by common internal square. The mass solution provides private, semi-private and public courtyards.
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Multifunktional Building Brno
Ravčuková, Markéta ; Glosová,, Dagmar (referee) ; Menšíková, Naděžda (advisor)
The topic of this diploma thesis is to revitalise of one city block and to maximise of its utilisation with combination of many different functions on this concrete area. This work is based on pre-diploma project in previous semester. This project ensures many possible functions for the inhebitants and also reflects natural differentiation between privat and public usage with impact on high quality of living space and appropriate public transport. Designed build-up area is situated betveen Veveri, Kounicova and Pekarenska streets in Brno. Patterns of this area are essential for the treatment of this project when both diagonaly and verticaly crosses whole area. Substance and space treatment reflects nearby structures and is naturally connected to it. Main substance of object is divided to three blocks via communications which crosses the area. Innerblock is sedated with green vegetation, connected to transit parter with shops and services. On the parters roof there is green walk-designed cover for inhabitants and after there are higher houses. Whole building complex is closed with rambling fractional roof covers with terraces of storeyed flats. This space structure is horizontally divided by its functions. In this project there are underground garages, shops and services, administrative spaces and space for rent and mostly flats for living. Fundamental look of the building is created by external rendering covering most of building which is connected to nearby structures. Shopping mall and separate blocks and also entrances to buildings and terraces/balcony are formed by taking off the substance by which leads to its fractionalism.
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Urban study of development area Vítkovice - Moravská Ostrava
Szkwara, Daniel ; Kopáčik, Gabriel (referee) ; Sátora, Josef (advisor)
The topics of this work is urban study of development area Vítkovice - Moravská Ostrava. The area is situated near the center of Ostrava. Character development is just like the city very diverse structure. In the proposed territory respect of the industrial heritage of the former Vitkovice factory and histroical grid surroundings. I keep amount of unique industrial objects that convert to new functional utilization. The specifics are here conveyors that will replace material flow for the flow of people. Dominantes of the area is chimney. As new buildings are designed residential houses and facilities. Everything is based on the logic function. Its operational and layout solutions adapted to the position and orientation of the compass. The aim of this work is design of new development of original industrial structure. Show the current status of industrial area and how it might be in the future. Final documents was preceded by an analyzes from which was come a proposed concept.
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5-Minutes Neighbourhood
Kyselá, Jana ; Urbášková,, Hana (referee) ; Menšíková, Naděžda (advisor)
The locality is situated in the city quarter Brno-Židenice in close proximity of the railway line connecting Brno and Česká Třebová. The area is delimited by the Bubeníčkova Street from the South, the Koperníkova Street from the East, by Lazaretní Street from the North and by a road copying the railway line from the West. The elemental form of the projected compound is divided into three blocks by pass-through axes. The blocks are interconnected with a common basement where underground car park is located. The blocks have up to six floors above ground. On the first floor, there is a variety of commercial spaces for shops and restaurants and in the middle there is a supermarket. In the northern object, there are situated different types of amenities (kinder-garden, leisure activities for children, spa) on the second and higher floors. On the top floor of this object we can find the flats as well as in the middle building from the second floor. The commercial areas, offices and library are situated in the southern block.
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The Renovation of the former District Court in Zlín
Boček, Adam ; ing.arch. Lukáš Ležatka, Ph.D (referee) ; Pavlovský, Tomáš (advisor) ; Novotný, Miloslav (advisor)
Based on study, developed in the course of the AG34 third year, is compiled following thesis, which expands the study into stages of documentation for building permit and documentation for the execution of the project. Theme of thesis is renovation of the former District Court in Zlín and propose a new use. The building is located in the city center on the edge of Sad Svobody. In the vicinity of the area there is Castle Zlín and recently renovated Sad Komenského. Sloping plot of land in the area was modified to enable new usage of the object. The idea is to propose new usage, which will be real and interesting investment for potential investor of the project. The pursuit of inexpensive structural changes and adjustments wich will allow the best and most profitable use of the currently abandoned building. New uses are therefore rentable office space, exhibiton space, restaurant and residential units. Even though the building is not protected historicaly, the design works with the restoration of the historical appearance of the former district court.
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Multifunctional Building Brno
Bařinová, Anna ; Drobníček, Ladislav (referee) ; Menšíková, Naděžda (advisor) ; Sobotka, Jindřich (advisor)
Bachelor’s thesis deals with technical drawings of Multifunctional building in Brno. The aim is to design an apartment building consisting of residential apartments in the sloping area between two streets - Novolíšeňská and Josefy Faimonové in Brno - Líšeň. The proposal follows the contours of the slope and its floors are terraced beneath each other. On the top of the slope from Novolíšeňská street there is proposed a garage and a bakery with café. These two buildings would be unified with a facade made of the expanded metal sheets (with a climbing greenery), which eliminates the harmful effects from a neighboring road. In the terraces, there would be situated residential containers, which would lie on the reinforced slabs and the gabion walls (behind the walls there is proposed a storage space). The complex would consist of two volumes with the residential containers. Between the volumes, there is designed a space with the exterior residential steps. The 3 types of flats were designed: one-bedroom flat, two-bedroom flat and three-bedroom flat.
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Phenomenon of Home
Strnadová, Martina ; Hogenová, Anna (advisor) ; Rybák, David (referee)
The main theme of this dissertation is the phenomenon of home. The dissertation is intended to be thought-provoking about the issues of home. The aim of this paper is to clarify the phenomenon of home in relevance to present day and to find the answers to home-relevant questions and relating to the housing of man on this Earth. The dissertation itself is arranged into five chapters. The first chapter is dedicated to the ancient Greek roots of the term "home" and briefly describes how the subject is viewed by linguistic scientists and how it is defined by selected social sciences. The second and the third chapters are at the core of this dissertation and describe in detail the phenomenon of home in the conception of two significant phenomenological thinkers, Czech philosopher Jan Patočka and German philosopher Martin Heidegger. The fourth chapter describes the issues of home through a reception of poetry by famous Czech poets. The fifth chapter ponders over the question of the phenomenon of home with regard to the present day. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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The Country House Revisited: Variations on a Theme from Forster to Hollinghurst
Topolovská, Tereza ; Chalupský, Petr (advisor) ; Franková, Milada (referee) ; Nagy, Ladislav (referee)
This dissertation aims to provide an insight into English country house fiction by twentieth and twenty-first century authors, such as E.M. Forster, Evelyn Waugh, Iris Murdoch, Alan Hollinghurst, and Sarah Waters. The variety of literary depictions of the country house reflects the physical diversification of the buildings in question, from smaller variants to formerly grand residences on the brink of physical collapse. The country house is explored within the wider social and cultural contexts of the period, including contemporary architectural development. Given the exceptionally evocative and integrating properties that the influential theories of Martin Heidegger and Gaston Bachelard attribute to a house in general, it is unsurprising that the concept of the country house has inspired discussion of such a wide spectrum of topics. Its unique centring quality is echoed in the dense intertextuality prominently marking its literary representations, and enables the successful implementation of various temporal idiosyncrasies, which often set the house apart from the habitual passing of time. Within the scope of contemporary fiction, architecture and poetics of space, the country house accentuates different conceptions of dwelling. Consequently, the literary portrayals of the country house can be...
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