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NEW ON THE „OLD“ – Brno, Bratislavská - Stará Corner
Vejvodová, Klára ; Mléčka, Jan (referee) ; Foretník, Jan (advisor)
STRATEGIC SOLUTION Bratislavska street and its surroundings acts as a heterotopy, it is heterogeneous with the city. Impermeability of the territory in both directions is characteristic for the place. This membrane is the greatest opportunity and the greatest danger of the area. The area is exceptional in the context of Brno. It’s nature is beyond the nature of the rest of the city and offers a different format than is usual. It is necessary to consider how to open the city to Brno and do not smother the full potential of the place at the same time. It is not possible to avoid the process of gentrification. To preserve the status quo. This would have the same negative impact as a one-way gentrification, which is the most real danger for the area. Damping diversity and replacement of the selection with only one variant can’t be beneficial. It is necessary to install another heterotopy. To support the creation of conflict - with the belief that every encounter between two different elements generates new paths and ways of behavior. Allow the development and advance that wouldn’t have existed in the interaction taking place within homogeneous group. Of course, even two incompatible elements begin to adapt to each other and tend to coexist. And therefore it is necessary to add a new heterotopia. I think it is requisite that the architecture hosts new heterotopias and requires new conflict. The most diverse range of people should coexist in one place and the group should be variable at the same time. The more residents are forced to meet, know about themselves, perceive the differences , the more they will be forced to react and interact with each other and they will evolve. Therefore it is necessary that the walls are formed by the membrane that will allow the greatest number of meetings, or conflicts. These meetings may be simple observing. For this reason the building is transparent with open paths. Porches and courtyards act naturally as an auditorium and a stage. The gallery also can act as a transition between external and internal, public and private. Part of the conflicts defined by my draft is finding the threshold between internal and external, public and private , exterior and interior. It is about definition of the extent of the membrane, walls, doors, windows. The relationship between the courtyard and the street. Interior space is always shaped by its inhabitants. The same applies in the public space, which arises from many disparate elements, guests, locals or visitors . The architecture of public space can’t limit the space itself. It must be flexible and imaginative.
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To Dvur Kralove by train - Transfer Terminal in Dvur Kralove nad Labem
Vinklárková, Eliška ; Sedláček, Jan (referee) ; Foretník, Jan (advisor)
The main objective of the proposal was not to create a barrier for the inhabitants or tourists by integrating transport on this parcel, leaving it as far as possible to the pedestrians. Movement of pedestrians and vehicles should not cross. The new tracks are therefore moved to the existing siding. Bus traffic should take place at busy local roads. The terminal building is in the center of the plot and is a link between bus, train, car and pedestrians. Thanks to the selected transport solution, the parcel is free from the traffic barriers and there is a free pedestrian spread. At the same time, the transport solution does not allow the free passage of the population to the south. The location of the scatter surface naturally guides the visitor and the inhabitants of the city to their area of interest - a departure from the industrial part of the city.
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Hevlín – place in the landscape
Javůrková, Terezie ; Veselá, Markéta (referee) ; Foretník, Jan (advisor)
The diploma thesis deals with the urban structures of Hevlín, solves mainly the area of the current centre and the specific design of housing for the elderly and the medical house. After the bombardment of Hevlín at the end of World War II, an empty space was created in the urban structure, which became a square. However, its scale does not correspond to the urbanism of Hevlín, nor to the scale of human. A large space belongs to transport, parking and greenery, not to people. The aim of the work is to create a conceptual design of public spaces in the current centre of Hevlín. The aim of more detaild design of housing for the elderly and the medical house try tu interpret the attributes of a village house and at the same time reflect the current need of living.
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To Dvur Kralove by train - Transfer Terminal in Dvur Kralove nad Labem
Varmužová, Adéla ; Galeová, Nicol (referee) ; Foretník, Jan (advisor)
The use of the railroad siding for the passenger train will significantly increase its traffic. Because the track will be electrified, crossings and pedestrian crossings will have to be defined. The railroad, which will help the city and its inhabitants, will thus paradoxically become a constraint preventing future and future development. That's why I decided to take part of the track along the railway viaduct. The viaduct is subdued. It provides travelers with insight into the landscape they are passing through. It offers a view of the city from a different perspective. This is the "gateway to the city" in my proposal. Viaduct is conceived as a structure in the landscape, which is, besides rail transport, also a carrier of other functions. It is permeable both transversely and longitudinally. Longitudinal permeability defines the path, transverse interconnections. In the country the route is predominant. Under the Viaduct, you will find a cycle path, an in-line track and a hiking trail, which continues on to other trips around. The closer the viaduct is to the city, the more it fills up with individual operations until it is completed by the terminal hall.
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Wine Farmstead in Jaroslavice
Richterová, Veronika ; Sochor, Jan (referee) ; Foretník, Jan (advisor)
The proposal seeks to respect the surrounding landscape and traditions of the area . Masses buildings are designed to complement the existing building in modern design. Selected white tile, creates a minimum facades division , which is based on the ornament on the facade of the existing building . Features that should satisfy the winery , designed divided into three buildings. In the courtyard , the individual features mingle.
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Completion of a city block Urban development study of a city block between the streets Koliště, Cejl a Vlhká
Zatloukalová, Denisa ; Foretník, Jan (referee) ; Františák, Luboš (advisor)
The subject of the thesis is the architectural design of two selected town houses in different positions. One is situated in the Koliště street, the other in the Vlhká street. The bachelor thesis is an example of two different approaches to the design of the town houses, the houses are connected by the courtyard and share the common parking. The design reacts to the noise from nearby streets and tries to show the possibility of creating quality housing in the center of Brno even under these unfavorable conditions. The concept of a classic town house is used for the whole building, the ground floor is commercial and the other floors are used for housing. Parking is provided by three-storey underground garages with a capacity of 254 parking spaces.
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NEW ON THE „OLD“ – Brno, Bratislavská - Stará Corner
Matyášová, Jana ; Foretník, Jan (referee) ; Nový, Vítězslav (advisor)
Multifunctional house on the corner of the streets Bratislavska and Stara, contents apartements, sport centre with coffée, comercial and administrative places for rent. It completes vacant lot, there is a small public place in the corner which is shifted. There is also a great tree as a dominant. Courtyard is projected as a park with the trees, grass and the small lake for create the more natural enviroment. In the house there are an apartements of different areas and quality leveled from the street to courtyard. There are two floors which contents 93 parking places under the ground.
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