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Single-family house
Vaňková, Ivana ; Berka, Pavel (referee) ; Donaťáková, Dagmar (advisor)
The aim of this bachelor thesis is to undertake a project documentation for the construction of a new single-family house which falls within the administrative area of Uherský Brod. The documentation explores a two-storey detached house suitable for four family members. The house has two floors, where each floor has a specific purpose. The first floor performs the social and technical function, whereas the second floor comprises the relaxation area. Two parking spaces are provided by the garage which is situated on the ground floor. The building is based on strip footings mounted by necks from lost formwork. Both vertical and horizontal structures are made of Porotherm structural brick construction system. A non-trafficable flat roof is chosen as a solution to the building´s roofing. The second recessed floor is covered by a shed roof that is pitched at 9 degrees. The drawing documentation of the thesis is processed in the AutoCAD software.
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Family house with office
Fischer, Ladislav ; Karafiátová, Hana (referee) ; Rusinová, Marie (advisor)
The subject of this bachelor thesis is completing the documentation of a building part to the new family house building with bureau premises in Velké Meziříčí. The family house is designed as a slab-on-ground facility with two floors above ground. The facility ground area is of a rectangular shape. The second floor above ground is roofed-over with a flat roof. Facility entrances are on the first floor above ground where there are bureau spaces and technical rooms of the family house. In the second floor above ground there is a quite zone of the householders with entrance to the passable terrace over the garage space. The carrier facility structure is created by a brick constructional system Porotherm with ceilings from ceramic inserts Miako. The facility floors are connected through a reinforced concrete staircase. The project documentation is draw-up according to currently valid laws, regulations and standards.
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Family House
Kissová, Andrea ; Gábrová, Lenka (referee) ; Winklerová, Jitka (advisor)
The aim of bachelor thesis is working out the project documentation to execution of a new detached house in the cadastral area of Moravský Písek. The house is detached and located within the area defined by the regulatory plan of the municipality. This house has a basement, ground floor and an attic. The house is designed for one family of 4 members. In the basement there are 10 rooms, which serve mainly for all utilities and storage facilities. The ground floor is the social part of the house with 8 rooms and a garage combined. The attic acts primarily as a quiet zone,in which there are 7 rooms. In the exteriér there is a staircase connecting the terrace with a basesment. The house is built on a foundation of strips made from plain concrete. Vertical and horizontal supporting structures of the house are from the type of system Porotherm. This is a type of brick construction system. The roof construction is designed with a pitched roof in an L shape with a slope of 39°. The drawing part is handled by the AutoCAD software, visualization is processed in the ArchiCAD and Artlantis software.
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New building family house with engeneer´s office
Ondráčková, Andrea ; Slávik, Richard (referee) ; Benešová, Romana (advisor)
This thesis describes of design a new building family house with engineer’s office situated in Boršov. It is a two storey building with one living cell to 4 people and office. House is designed from brick system and his roof is designed as flat. The roof above office is split in two parts where the first part is made as terrace and the second part is a vegetative green roof. The documentation of this project is elaborated with regard to contemporary Czech legislation and standards.
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Family House
Veselý, Adam ; Poláček, Lukáš (referee) ; Moudrý, Ivan (advisor)
The family house is designed as a full-basement structure, with one basement and two above grade storeys. The access to the building is realized by reinforced concrete stairway. Basement enter by car is under a tilt of 10%. The main entrance to the building is located on the first floor and leads you to the entry. Garage is located right in the basement as well as fire-room with laundry, technical room, cellar, WC and stairway leading to the first floor, where the living room linked by kitchen with dinning room is situated, as well as there is buttery, study room, bathroom with WC and stairway to basement and second floor there. In the second floor you can find two childrens’ rooms one of which dispose of balcony, then bedroom with dressing-room, storage room and bathroom with WC. The facade of the building is as External Thermal Insulation Contact System (ETICS), roofed by platform of 3% tilt covered by grey color hydro-insulation Construction of foundation is realized on strip footing and bearing plates. The structural system of first and second floor is brickwork consisting of ceramic building blocks POROTHERM 30 P+D, basement structural system is furring blocks grouted-in by concrete reinforced with steel bars (sacrificial formwork). The ceiling is realized as ceramic-concrete structure POROTHERM of thickness 250 mm. Heating is provided by gas condensing boiler, which is set in fire-room in basement.
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Family house in a slope
Vlach, Ondřej ; Šuhajdová, Ing Eva (referee) ; Šuhajda, Karel (advisor)
The aim of bachelor’s thesis is to design a family house in a slope.. The house is designed for 4 to 5 family members in the town of Polná near Jihlava. The shape and height position of the house is adapted to vertical alignment of the ground. It is designed as three-storey house including a partial underground storey. The one car garage is next to the house and shares one common wall with it. The main entrance is in the first floor from the street of Na Podhoře. The main residential rooms are situated to the south side of the house. Vertical constructions are made of ceramic blocks and the underground floor is made of concrete blocks. The horizontal constructions are made of girders and ceramic blocks. The staircase is made of reinforced concrete. The roof is one-face flat roof. The facade makes contrast with white plaster and dark plaster in the perimeter.
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Family house with palce for bussiness
Grégrová, Lenka ; Šímová, Zuzana (referee) ; Rusinová, Marie (advisor)
The aim of this bachelor thesis is creating a construction documentation for a detached house with a garage and a hairdressing salon. On the lower ground floor there is a cellar, technical room and a few recreation rooms. The hairdressing salon and common areas for the inhabitants are located on the 1st floor. The 2nd floor should serve as a rest area for the inhabitants. The whole building is two-story with a cellar. Vertical supports are made of permanent framework concrete prefabricates and a POROTHERM system, ceillings are purely of POROTHERM system. Roofing of the building is designed as one layer flat roof. The building is situated in moderate, almost flat terrain.
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Two-Generation Detached House
Nogová, Tereza ; Gintar, Jan (referee) ; Králová, Zuzana (advisor)
This thesis describes the design of the two generation detached house in Stará Ves by Bílovec. The two generation house is divided into two flats, where flat for the oldest generation is solved only on the ground floor. Second flat for younger generation is designed as a two-storey. The two parts are covered with shed roofs, which are oriented opposite to each other.
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Residential Building
Voráč, Roman ; Sedmidubský, Jaroslav (referee) ; Sukopová, Dáša (advisor)
The apartment house is designed as a full-basement structure, with one underground storey and two above-ground storeys. The access to the building is either by a steel staircase or barrier-free, by a steel ramp. Cars enter the basement by a one-way ramp. The main entrance to the building is located on the first above-ground storey and is connected to the stairwell which serves as the principal vertical communication. The basement floor houses a parking lot, supporting facilities, cellars, and a boiler room. The first floor houses offices, including supporting facilities, and two apartment units, one comprising two rooms with kitchenette, the other a 3+1 (two-bedroom) unit. In addition, there is also a pram room. There are two 3+1 (two-bedroom) units on the second floor. Each apartment has its own balcony. The facade of the building is segmented, serving as a contact thermal insulation system. The building has a saddle roof, covered with gray-coloured seamed metal sheet roofing. Its slope is 13°. The building lies on ribbon foundations and a bearing plate. The structural system is based on brickwork consisting of ceramic building blocks, supplemented by reinforced concrete on the basement floor, and makes use of an outside contact thermal insulation system. The roof structures are represented by reinforced concrete monolithic ceilings. The load-bearing structure of the roof consists of a nailed roof truss girder, with the bottom flange of the girder carrying an SDK soffit – the ceiling structure of the second floor. The building will have a central heating system comprising an electric boiler with an accumulation tank located in the boiler room on the basement floor. Horizontal utility lines are bundled, with two main utility nodes located between apartment units.
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Family house in Čeladná
Mikesková, Zuzana ; Žižka, Lukáš (referee) ; Rusinová, Marie (advisor)
The Project adresses a family house in Čeladná. The building is brick made with two floors and basement under part of the house. Design is rougly rectangular with gable roof. Building is divided between one apartment and one beauty parlor. Object is placed into terrain with minimal elevation. Basement contains storage rooms and utility room. First floor is composed of common rooms for house inhabitans and rooms used for beauty parlor service. Second floor cointains personal rooms of house inhabitants.
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