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Revitalization Program of Floral Garden in Kromeriz
Musilová, Tereza ; Búřilová,, Eva (referee) ; Hrabec, Josef (advisor)
Main theme of bachelor´s work is adaptation east part of Floral Garden in Kromeriz called Dutch and Orange Garden. Building program includes centre for visitors providing information on the Floral Garden and European Gardens generally.Next part includes new usage of buildings around the „Honor yard“. South part of Garden is projected in volume ,especially building of new garden glasshouse and new form of rabbit hill.
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Conservation Area Kroměříž - architecture–urban design of the selected site
Dočekalová, Pavla ; Vojtová, Lea (referee) ; Hrabec, Josef (advisor)
The master's thesis describes the design of urban interior street Vejvanovského in urban conservation Kroměříž and operational and functional adaptations street stalls in the context of surrounding roads and spaces. As part is design of architectural studies for three new objects. Objects respond to the needs, space, matter, and the street and the surroundins. The plots of selected street is designed gallery, hotel with restaurant and city market.
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Conservation Area Kroměříž - architecture–urban design of the selected site
Perglová, Iveta ; Vojtová, Lea (referee) ; Hrabec, Josef (advisor)
This thesis focuses on developing an architectural study modifications of selected localities in the urban reserve Kroměříže. The proposal respects the regulatory plan and conservation requirements. The selected street Vejvanovského function has been selected, addressed a formal operational connection with the immediate surroundings, including urban interior green. In addition an architectural study of three selected newly designed buildings with regard to the historical picture of the urban conservation area towns.
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Industrial estate of the former fire-clay works MŠLZ Mladějov in Morava - functional usage of the area by the Industrial Museum Mladějov
Racková, Eliška ; Vojtová, Lea (referee) ; Hrabec, Josef (advisor)
The design goal is to propose future utilisation of large former industrial site containing heterogeneous set of manufacturing, service and dwelling buildings of different age and qualities. Also the site is heterogeneous itself – the old industrial grounds which are quite well maintained and long-term used apart from the new part – which has been conquered in hurry in the 60’ and now quickly disappearing in birch succession forest. The difference is reflected not only in site use design, but also in architectural solution of singular buildings. Buildings in the old part serv to the needs of Museum and its further activities and reacts to the style defined by Lichtenstein period architecture – power station and steam plant. Different pattern of each building aimed to utilization of the full building renovation approaches spectrum, ranging from steam plant conservation to analogical installation in the power plant to analogical reconstruction od wooden floor of the old furnance. Question of use and design of the blast furnances is far more complex and became the main topic of this work. The furnance approaches much more the LTO area than building one. It includes only two standard building spaces (threshers), the rest is taken by machinery or closed and inaccessible. The building character predestinates the furnances to become a archeologized monument. The design goal was to use the time still remaining for this unique structure with the intensity possible from the safety and functioning views. In the first stage, the furnance will house a community of artists, other creative or interested people functionally parallel to Cartuzian order monasteries. The housing units will be built in the powdery reservoirs, the common rooms in the threshers. A parallel to the chapel will be the furnance base – being accessible to the public. Every reservoir unit consists of two containers, winter garden and own garden space, every one is a miniature, but fully self sufficient unit surrounded by its own little universe, as the Cartusian idea requires. The main construction used will be the shipping containers, adapted for dwelling, put on suspended “cradles”. The unused rest of the reservoir space will be used as gigantic flower pot. In time, the roles of the spaces will change. The communication spaces of the former community house will become the only access to the furnance spaces and the corridor will remain half open as a view platform.
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Least-squares fitting of multivariate data
Hrabec, Pavel ; Bednář, Josef (referee) ; Tomášek, Petr (advisor)
Thesis sumarizes basic theory required for inference of aproximation using the least squares method and aplicates this method on data obtained from engineering practice. Within thesis were created programs, in MATLAB enviroment, to solve this problem. MATLAB already contains several algorithms, wich are useful for solving this problem. Thesis includes comparsion of properties and test of those algorithms.
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Restoration of old mail Rousínov
Vondráková, Kateřina ; Hrabec,, Josef (referee) ; Šindlar, Jiljí (advisor) ; Kalousek, Lubor (advisor)
Bachelor’s thesis deals with reconstruction of listed building of old mail in Rousínov u Vyškova and new extension. The main aim of this thesis was to design new functional use of old mail, which is currently unused. Because of the building is listed, it was necessary to keep the baroque character of building and respect building in designing of new extension. Extension and existing building form a multifunctional center in the city. The information and tourist center and small puppet show were designed as new funtional use of old mail. These services are complemented by a cafe and exhibition in extension.
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Renewal Spa Zabrdovice
Hostinský, David ; Hrabec,, Josef (referee) ; Šindlar, Jiljí (advisor)
The purpose of the bachelor thesis is to develop an architectural study expanding the historical areal of the urban spa in Brno-Zábrdovice with new building of indoor swimming pool. The assigned building site is located on the Zábrdovická street in close neighborhood to the functionalist object of the winter spa. The projected building responds to this object with simplicity of composition and shape solution. The whole building is consisted of two compositional forms. The first is glazed cylinder, which is used as the entrance hall and the main communication space. To this part is connected the rest of the two-storey building. In this part is a hall with a swimming pool and changing rooms. On the second floor is restaurant with the space for organization of exhibitions. This reinforced concrete section has white facade, which emphasizes the purity and simplicity of the whole building. The building has a fully basement and there are a necessary technologies for water and air regulation.
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The Reconstruction, and the Re-use of the St. Thomas Yard in Brno
Janovská, Andrea ; Hrabec,, Josef (referee) ; Vojtová, Lea (advisor) ; Kalousek, Lubor (advisor)
St. Thomas yard was founded within years 1358-1370 on the street Veveří in the Brno. Its recent location its the same like when it was fouded. Within years 1883-1885 a few new objects were built here in historicist style. New functional sollution is trying to react on the freetime activities demand of students from schools near here. Whole compound is solved as sport-cultural centre. In the current objects there will be clubrooms, in the main building there will be office space. Restaurant in the longer wing will be joined with a bowling in the newly built object. The main architectonic purpose was to keep the natural character of whole area. The most important thing in my proposition was to preserve the structural nature of the objects with the sensitive completion of the compound. That is why I used just simple shapes and all-glass facade, in which the current objects will be mirrored. The area behind these objects would be remade to playground with an intention to keep the natural character of the area with grown trees.
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The Reconstruction, and the Re-use of the St. Thomas Yard in Brno
Jelínková, Barbora ; Hrabec,, Josef (referee) ; Vojtová, Lea (advisor) ; Kalousek, Lubor (advisor)
Bachelor’s thesis deals with reconstruction and re-use of listed buildings of St. Thomas Yard in Brno. Good transport connectivity, pleasant surroundings and proximity of several academic buildings have predetermined this area for a new purpose instead of the inappropriate current one – in the future, leisure time centre offering hobby groups, sport activities, study rooms, gallery, café and parking-site should be sited here. Urban concept consists of building block with a park compound. There are three listed buildings with decorated frontals to be preserved, complemented by brand new lightweight low-profile structures. Modern objects situated next to the historical ones are designed to be transparent by means of suspended glassed-in exterior with distinctive sun shading elements on the south facade. Other buildings are specific for their single-pitch vegetative roofs emphasizing peaceful nature of the park.
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