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Family House Pohořelice
Čech, Patrik ; Novotný, Miloslav (referee) ; Novotný, Miloslav (advisor)
The subject of this bachelor's thesis is the design of project documentation for the construction of a family house in Pohorelice. The house is designed as two floors. The structural system is wall, made of aerated concrete blocks. The building is based on the foundation strips of plain concrete. The ceiling structures are designed as monolithic reinforced concrete. The building is covered with a flat single-skin roof. The external walls are insulated with a contact insulation system.
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Single-family house in Nový Jičín
Holiš, Jakub ; Sukop, Lukáš (referee) ; Ostrý, Milan (advisor)
Purpose of the bachelor´s thesis is to design single-family low energy house. House is located in Nový Jičín, a town located in Moravian-Silesian region. Building has two floors and detached garage. Both garage and house have a flat roof. Main entrance is located between garage and house itself. On one part of the first floor there is a big open living room with kitchen and dining area. Second part of the first floor has bathroom, separated toilet, hall, entry, and utility room. Second floor has two bedrooms and master bedroom. Another bathroom, study and walk in closets are also present here. Vertical load bearing structures are made of sand-lime bricks. Horizontal load bearing structures and staircase are made from reinforced concrete. Windows are wooden with aluminium exterior. Heating of the house and hot water will be secured by air-water heat pump in split mode. Hot water for heating will be stored in accumulation tank and distributed throughout the house thanks to the floor heating system. There is mechanical ventilation and heat recovery unit installed. House Is connected to public drinking water infrastructure and city sewerage system. Electricity is provided by the grid. Rainwater is stored in underground accumulation tank with connection to underground drainage system.
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Family House
Hrušovský, Jonáš ; Vaněk, Vojtěch (referee) ; Pěnčík, Jan (advisor)
The subject of this bachelor's thesis is the development of construction project documentation at the implementation stage and the preparation of necessary attachments in text form. The wooden family house is located in the eastern Krkonoše, specifically in the town of Mladé Buky. It is a detached building with its own land. The building has a partial basement and two above-ground floors. The basement area includes a spacious gym, a storage room, and a sauna with its own facilities. The main entrance is located on the northwest side, leading to a functional kitchen connected to a dining and living room, a separate room serving as an office, a toilet, and a utility room. The ski storage and garage area have separate entrances. The remaining floors are accessible from this floor via wooden, self-supporting, double-flight stairs. The residential attic includes two separate rooms, a bathroom, a walk-in closet, and the master bedroom with its own bathroom. From the bedroom, there is access to an outdoor terrace located on the roof of the garage. The foundation structures are designed from plain concrete as stepped foundation strips. The vertical load-bearing structures in the basement are made of concrete formwork blocks, while in the above-ground floors, they are made of load-bearing wooden KVH profiles measuring 60x120 mm. For the ceiling structure above the basement, a reinforced concrete slab with a thickness of 200 mm was used, and above the first floor, a beam ceiling with load-bearing wooden beams measuring 60x240 mm was used. The building is covered with a pitched roof with sheet metal roofing
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Evaluation of real heat pump installation operation
Pliml, Patrik ; Gregorovičová, Eva (referee) ; Pospíšil, Jiří (advisor)
The bachelor thesis on heat pumps focuses on various aspects related to heat pumps, including heat transfer or economic benefits. The function of the heat pump is described in a review way. Furthermore, the main heat pump components, low temperature energy sources and different types of heat pumps are presented. The main part of the thesis is focused on the evaluation of the heating of a family house after a real installation of an older heat pump. To solve this part, own measurements were used as well as a calculator to calculate the heat loss of the heated building. These results formed the basis for the evaluation of the system in terms of operational, technical, and economic aspects. A table was created in which the data on the electricity con-sumption for the heating period was kept in order to compare the heat losses obtained from this calculator. The aim of the last part of the bachelor's thesis was to design the heat pump in order to reduce the electricity requirements for heating. This requirement is based on the results obtained in the previous part and corresponds to the current standards of new heat pump technologies. The output of the thesis is a new heat pump design in order to reduce the electricity consumption.
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Single-family house
Čejka, Jan ; Nespěšný, Ondřej (referee) ; Bečkovský, David (advisor)
The bachelor thesis deals with the design of a new semi-detached family house and the elaboration of construction documentation. The object is located in the central part of the town Kuřim near a second-class road connecting Tišnov and Brno. The terrain around the object is flat. The building is without a basement with two above-ground floors. The semi-detached house is divided into two separate units with separate entrances. One apartment is designed for 4-5 people. The building is designed as a nearly zero-energy building in a low-energy standard. The foundations of the object are formed by a reinforced concrete foundation slab, under which there is a thermal insulation layer of foam glass gravel. The vertical load-bearing structures are made of sand-lime masonry. The object is insulated with an ETICS system with insulation made of basalt wool. The ceiling construction of the building is made of pre-stressed hollow Spiroll panels. The roof structure is designed as a classic rafter roof with a folded roof covering. The design documentation includes a fire safety assessment, a thermal technical assessment, and an assessment of acoustics and daylighting.
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Family House Brno-Dolní Heršpice
Nazaruk, David Mychajlovyč ; Novotný, Miloslav (referee) ; Novotný, Miloslav (advisor)
The subject of this bachelor thesis is to create project documentation for a new family house in the city of Brno in the municipal district of Dolní Heršpice The building is to be located in a developing area for the construction of family houses. The building is detached and should serve for living up to 6 persons. The building is designed as a two-storey building with a terrace and a gardent. Both floors are above the ground. The roofing is created by contact flat roof. The structural system of the house is a transverse wall system, made of ground ceramic bricks of HELUZ FAMILY 2IN1 type with integrated polystyrene foam. The building is based on the foundation strips of plain concrete. The ceiling structure is designed from HELUZ ceramic ceiling panels. The staircase connecting all floors is monolithic and the roofing is designed with a flat single-skin roof.
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Single-family house Jedle
Mikuta, Jakub ; Jechová, Marie (referee) ; Ostrý, Milan (advisor)
The aim of the bachelor’s thesis is to design a masonry part of the model nearly zero-energy semi detached house located in Brno. The thesis has two parts. The first part deals with architectural and structural design, building physics assessment and fire safety report. The second part presents the design of building services and energy performance certificate. The building is a rectangular, two-storey structure with a wetland flat roof. On the ground floor, there is an open plan kitchen connected with a living room, a separate toilet, a utility room, and a storage space. On the first floor, there are two bedrooms and a bathroom. The house stands on a flat plot and it is built on an insulated concrete slab. The vertical structures of the house are masonry and made of hollow ceramic blocks. The external walls are designed with a ventilated facade insulated with mineral wool. The horizontal structures are made from precast concrete beams combined with hollow ceramic blocks and concrete screed. The building is heated with air-water heat pump, which is used for heating up domestic hot water and water for a floor heating system. A ventilation unit with heat recovery is used for mechanical ventilation. Detailed part of the building services design consists of plumbing, rainwater, and greywater management. Greywater is treated in wetland roof, that works as treatment wetland. Cleaned greywater and rainwater are stored in a tank and used for flushing the toilets and irrigation. The house has 2,76 kWp PV system generating electricity. The bachelor’s project is elaborated in ArchiCAD software.
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Family House
Omelka, Jan ; Vorlíčková, Petra (referee) ; Kalousek, Miloš (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with the complex design of a two-storey family house for a family of four, located in south-eastern Moravia in the town of Kunovice in the Zlín region. The house is located on a flat plot and its floor plan has shape of square. The foundation structure is made up of foundation strips, the vertical load-bearing structures and partitions are made of sand-lime blocks. The ceilings are designed as cast-in-place reinforced concrete structures. The house is insulated with the ETICS and covered with a flat roof. There is a shelter at the northwest corner of the house. A covered entrance on the north side, leads to the first floor. There is a hallway with storage space, utility room, WC, corridor with a staircase, bedroom, kitchen and a living room which opens on to the south terrace. On the second floor there are the privet rooms of the household members. This includes two bedrooms facing south, a bedroom with a private bathroom and a separate bathroom. All rooms are accessible from the corridor. The part of the bachelor thesis dealing with the technical facilities of the buildings focuses mainly on the design of the air conditioning system. The building is ventilated by an HVAC unit with heat recovery. Furthermore, this part focuses on the conceptual design of the heating system, rainwater management, sewage disposal and the design of the electrical installations, which adress the use of renewable energy sources. An energy performance certificate is also included.
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Study of return of heat sources for a family house
Pavlík, Michal ; Lisá, Hana (referee) ; Toman, Filip (advisor)
This bachelor’s thesis focuses on the calculation and selection of the most suitable heat energy source for a selected family house. A brief overview of these heat energy sources serves for a general understanding and clarifies their basic functions. By calculating the heat loss through walls, heated and unheated rooms, functional parts of the building, the ground, and ventilation, the total energy required for heating the house for one year was determined. Additionally, the total energy needed to heat water for 4 people every day throughout the year was also identified. Based on these collected values, four energy sources were selected and subsequently compared with each other in uncluttered graphs. The most suitable heat source was chosen after an economic analysis of return on investment.
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Detached house Lepolis
Chaloupka, Lukáš ; Vaněk, Vojtěch (referee) ; Jelínek, Petr (advisor)
The bachelor thesis entitled "Lepolis Family House" focuses on the project documentation for the construction. The house is located in the village of Luková nad Cidlinou in the Hradec Králové Region on a flat square plot. It is a two-storey house with a garage, where the vertical load-bearing structures are made of ceramic blocks. The foundation strips of lost formwork form the basic support, while the horizontal structures are reinforced concrete monolithic. The roof over the residential part is a gable roof, while the roof over the garage and the residential part is a single flat roof, which is divided into a pitched and a vegetated part.
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