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Pension
Kučera, Matěj ; Zumr, David (referee) ; Brukner, Bohuslav (advisor)
The subject of the bachelor thesis is to develop a project of a guest house with almost zero energy consumption at the level of documentation for the execution of the construction. The building is situated on the outskirts of Vrbno pod Pradědem. The guesthouse is designed as a brick building with two above-ground floors with partial basement. It has twelve rooms with a total capacity of 24 accommodated persons. Part of the building is a restaurant with its own entrance and facilities. The structural system of the underground floor is combined from monolithic reinforced concrete. The above-ground floors are designed as a longitudinal wall system with load-bearing walls made of aerated concrete blocks. The ceiling of the individual floors is designed as a one-way reinforced concrete ceiling slab. The ceiling of some rooms consists of a visible truss of a sloping pitched roof with metal roofing in a small slope. The corridor necks are topped by a flat extensive vegetation roof. The building has a designed collective garage within the ground plan of the first underground floor, including ski storage and guest house facilities. On the first floor there are 6 residential units, reception, kitchen, restaurant and its facilities. On the second floor we find the remaining 6 residential units.
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Winery in Mutěnice
Škorvánková, Andrea ; Muroň, Ivo (referee) ; Ležatka, Lukáš (advisor)
The essential idea of the design was to create an object whose shape and size does not disturb the image of the village environment in which it is located. Winery requires large areas for production and storage. It is divided into two one-storey objects both for technological reasons, but also because of the creation of two smaller volumes. The shape of the roof creates the division of the volume into several smaller ones, which are not so foreign to the village environment. The facade consists of vertical wooden slats in a natural pale shade. Aluminum windows in anthracite color, are designed in contrast to the expression of the facade. They are framed by an aluminum structure extending beyond the facade. The entrances to the building are covered with a light steel canopy in the same color.
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Apartment resort Velké Karlovice
Malý, Jan ; Tomášová, Klára (referee) ; Dulenčín, Juraj (advisor)
The subject of the bachelor thesis is the construction of an apartment resort in Velké Karlovice. There are two existing buildings on the plot, which will be reconstructed and changed to apartment houses. In the southern part of the plot one new building will be built, which will also be used as an apartment house. The complex is located in the village of Velké Karlovice, in Zlín region, more specifically in the part of the village called Leskové. The whole village falls under the Beskydy Protected Landscape Area. The apartment resort will be used mainly for short-term rental of individual apartments. Due to the mountainous area, winter use for skiers and summer use for cyclists and hiking is expected. The reconstructed building will be four-storey with a gable roof. On the first floor there will be garages and cellars, for example for storing skis or bicycles. The other floors will then be used for apartments with two or three living rooms and a kitchenette. In the new building, each apartment will be two-storeyed, with a cellar, bathroom with toilet and living room with kitchenette on the first floor and two living rooms on the second floor. In total, there will be 18 apartments in the renovated buildings and 12 apartment units in the new building.
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Fire station, Salaš
Hráček, Tomáš ; Müllerová, Eva (referee) ; Müller, Jan (advisor)
The diploma thesis deals with the construction and layout solution of the new building of the fire station for volunteer firefighters in the village of Šalaš. The plot for the location of the building is located in the central part of the village of Salaš, cadastral territory of Salaš near Velehrad. The proposed building will be built from piece material, ceramic brick blocks. The roof is made as a slanted, purlin roof with over-rafter thermal insulation and a flat single-skin over part of the garage. Ceilings designed as reinforced concrete monolithic. Foundation on plain concrete footings. Constructions from the outside are equipped with facade thermal insulation boards from EPS, in the underground part XPS. The surface layer of the facade is made of thin-layer silicone plaster in light gray, anthracite and red colors with a scratched texture, the plinth is provided with mosaic plaster with colored pebbles in an anthracite color design. Window opening fillers with triple insulating glass in a plastic frame shade of anthracite gray on the outside, white color on the inside. Aluminum entrance door with triple insulating glass in anthracite color. The proposed construction is in accordance with the approved spatial plan and spatial development regulations of the city of Salaš. The access road is oriented from the south side of the property. The shape of the building does not disturb the surrounding buildings. Spatial regulations, requirements for building height, roof design and material solutions according to the current version of the Salaš spatial plan will be met. The building is designed as a two-story building, without a basement. It is a simple mass, L-shaped in plan. The design is based on the functional use and filling of the object. The main goal of this fire station proposal is to create a decent background for the local unit of volunteer firefighters. The building has all the necessary facilities for the members of the unit, namely a clean and unclean dressing room, hygienic facilities, social facilities, an office, social and meeting room, facilities for the maintenance of fire equipment and fire equipment, storage areas, a garage for two fire engines. Movement between individual floors is ensured by a double-arm staircase or an elevator. The social hall is designed for 54 guests. The material solution of the armory itself is structured into two prismatic blocks of different heights: a one-story block of the indoor garage with a tower for drying hoses, and a two-story building block.
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Pension Červený potok
Hubálek, Jakub ; Spáčil, Miroslav (referee) ; Sukopová, Dáša (advisor)
The subject of the master´s thesis is the design of a pension building in the village of Červený Potok, in a city of Králíky, in the district of Ústí nad Orlicí in the Pardubice region. It is a partialy basement building with two above-ground floors and one underground floor. The building has restaurant premises and ten accommodation rooms. The building has brick supporting systém. The vertical laodbearing structures are built from lost formwork filled with concrete. The masonry of the above-ground floors is made of ceramic masonry elements. The ceiling structures are monolitic, reinforced concrete. The building is insulated with certified ETICS systém. The roof shell consists of a double-skin pitched roof made of hammered wooden trusses.
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Multifunctional building Vavřinec
Šiková, Renata ; Novotný, Miloslav (referee) ; Novotný, Miloslav (advisor)
The topic of the Master's Thesis is the design of a new multifunctional house on the border of the Moravian Karst. The building is located on the edge of the village of Vavřinec and is consists of a total of a three buildings - Boarding house, Restaurant and Barn. The effort was to create a modern complex that will architecturally merge with its surroundings, preserve the harmony of the place and respect the character of the surrounding buildings. The complex is used for recreation, accommodation and catering. The advantages of the complex is a large barn allowing for social events. These functions are complemented by a small restaurant for tourists, which also serves breakfast for the accommodation guests. Small events can also be held on the second floor of the restaurant, where there is a multifunctional space. All three buildings are rectangular in plan with a pitched roof, oriented in such a way as to create an internal quiet space. Due to the connection of operation of the building, they are connected by means of single-story necks, where the entrance reception or sanitary facilities are located. Pension is a two-storey building, with partial basement. In the above-ground floors there are rooms and accessories, in the underground there are technological facilities and storage spaces, the Boarding house building is connected with the Restaurant building by a basement. In the Restaurant there is a kitchen with storages and accessories. The barn has an open space with large french windows and an admitted roof structure. The basement's vertical load-bearing walls are made of concrete blocks. The above ground walls are designed in Heluz ceramic blocks with a mineral wool ETICS contact insulation system. Horizontal load-bearing structures are cast-in-place reinforced concrete. The roofs are flat with extensive vegetation or pitched with metal roofing and thermal insulation above the rafters.
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Office building, Moravská Nová Ves
Trčková, Michaela ; Bečkovská, Tereza (referee) ; Bečkovský, David (advisor)
The aim of this Master’s project is to develop a design documentation for the building permission of a two-storey office building located in Moravská Nová Ves. On the ground floor there are four offices or shops for rent. The first floor is reserved for a café or a bistro. There is also a part of the building which is used as a utility room. The first part of this project is the structural and architectural design of the building. The structural system is the combination of the RC frame and steel frame with steel roof structure. The facade system was designed as a semi structural mullion/transom curtain wall. A part of the ground floor is roofed by a walkable flat roof and semi-intensive green roof. The main roof is pitched roof with an insulation over rafters. The second part of my master thesis is dedicated to building services design. The building is heated by a heat pump and the system of warm water floor heating. There were also used smart led lightening, photovoltaics and rainwater treatment. In the last part, I did research in green walls, and I have made an evaluation how do they effect interior clime and which other benefits do they bring.
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Civic amenities building
Gajárková, Marie ; Svoboda, David (referee) ; Berková, Petra (advisor)
The aim of this Master´s project is to design a new restaurant with a guest house at the outskirt of the city Rožnov pod Radhoštěm. The proposed building has a ground floor in the first part of the building and two ground floors and attic in the second part. The first includes technical facilities, a storage space, a wellness area, toilets and a restaurant with a kitchen. The other floors are designed for accommodation with a total 10 rooms. The structure is based on strip foundations. The structural system is made of masonry walls. The external wall of the building is made of ceramics blocs, insulated with ETISC. The floor structure is designed as precast concrete panels. The roof of the single floor of the building is designed as a flat roof. The roof above attics is designed as a pitched roof. The project contains designed of photovoltaic panels, heating and HVAC. The systems are designed to maximize ecologic efficiently. The third part of this diploma thesis is the spatial acoustics of the restaurant and salon.
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Mixed-use building in Mikulov
Raszyk, Kristián ; Klimecký, Martin (referee) ; Gerö, Jiří (advisor) ; Hradil, Dušan (advisor)
This bachelor´s thesis is based on the architectural study made within studio work of subject AG033. The subject of the design is new mixed-use building in a gap site at historic centre of the Mikulov city, right below Mikulov castle and it´s castle walls. In terms of function, mixed-use building is used as an apartment building, which is divided into six apartments with size from 2+k to 4+1, including facility spaces. Next there are commerce services, which includes one commerce unit for rent, beerhouse with microbrewery, and wine bar, which uses existing wine cellar underneath the castle walls. In the back yard, there are located covered parking spaces for residents and commerce employees, which are accessible by passage. Mixed-use building is divided by architecture masses to multi-storey street section, which consist of two houses with different height, which are based on historic plots, and one-storey yard section. Street section is conceived as contemporary adaptation of traditional historic character of the city. Both houses of the street section have pitched roofs, made from ceramic roof tiles, with roof windows, which respects roof character of the Mikulov city. Facades are made of two coloured renders, which are divided by houses of the street section. Detailing of facades is made from coloured contrast lines, which are referring to traditional historical details. Yard section has flat green roofs, which helps to relieve mass from build-up area. Facades are made of brick strip tiling, which helps to fuse building with castle walls. The most prominent space is space of a wine bar, which is made on square floor plan, and it has big Czech vaulting with significant centre skylight. Whole design of mixed-use building connects city life in Mikulov city.
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Guesthouse Solanec
Šrámek, Jakub ; Krupica, Roman (referee) ; Bantová, Sylva (advisor)
The diploma thesis on the topic of pension Solanec is processed at the level of documentation for the construction. The building is rectangular shape and contains a basement and three floors. The building will serve as a restaurant and guest house. The guest house contains nineteen double rooms and four quadruple rooms. A structural system of the building is brick, combined and consists of a permanent formwork in the basement and in the above floor is ceramic blocks of the type of THERM. The roof structures are designed as monolithic reinforced concrete slabs. The building is roofed by a saddle and pitched roof, formed by a truss system. The building is insulated with the ETICS system.
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