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New quay - hidden potential Svitava drive in Brno
Malina, Pavel ; Ležatka, Lukáš (referee) ; Havliš, Karel (advisor)
Bc. Pavel Malina, , Architecture and Urbanism, Department of Design V., Faculty of Architecture Brno University of Technology 2009, 42 pages Diploma Thesis, Tutor doc. Ing. arch. Karel Havli, Faculty of Architecture Brno University of Technology The main focus of this thesis is an urban and an architectural design of the postindustrial area alongside the Svitavy raceway in Brno, particularly with chosen area from Křenová street to railway corridor behind Lidl market. This thesis is intended to find hidden potential of the Svitavy race in the urban environment, especially to renew and build new public areas dedicated to pedestrians and cyclists. Proposed solution is also trying to find new functional utilization of the current area along the both race shores. The theoretical part of the diploma thesis describes the urban development of the city, its history and the development of Brno region as well as rivers in its district. It examines and analyses the prerequisites of the area affecting the design. Complete description and specifications of the projected design are to be found here. The drawing part deals with the graphic analysis of the area as well as the concretization of prerequisites influencing the design and solves the complete urban design together with the designated local views of the area.
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Renewal of a social house in Zlobice
Sobotková, Pavla ; Muroň, Ivo (referee) ; Ležatka, Lukáš (advisor) ; Šuhajda, Karel (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with the reconstruction and restoration of a community center in the village of Zlobice. The aim of this project was to restore the building, ensure new functional use, and to design a new extension which suited the building. The renovations compliment the original character of the building, which dates back to the 20th century and was designed in a traditionalist style. The goals were to return the building to its original style and to design new modifications which would enable multifunctional use of the building. The building is divided into social halls and a children's playroom located on the first floor and rental apartments owned by the municipality on the second floor. The single-story extension added hygienic facilities on the first floor and further created new premises for the municipal office and technical services for the village. The extension was designed with the original building in mind. It was designed as a single-story, L-shaped building and thus creates a pleasant courtyard in the back part of the building. This bachelor thesis draws from the work of the studio whose goal was to create an urban solution that surrounds the building which includes a picnic area with parking and a parking area for the fire department vehicles.
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Renewal of a social house in Zlobice
Obadalová, Kateřina ; Muroň, Ivo (referee) ; Ležatka, Lukáš (advisor) ; Struhala, Karel (advisor)
The main subject of the bachelor thesis was the reconstruction of the community house in Zlobice with the extension of the municipal office. Even though the building is not listed as historical, the design was approached as if it was. The project is based on the class AG034 Studio of Architectural Design IV. The primary intention was to preserve historically valuable elements and remove unwanted later modifications to the historical building of the community house. The new building of municipal office is connected directly with a historical one. The priority here was to design a minimalistic building, which would not interfere with the historical building in any way. It is a building with various operations and functions. Large and small social hall with a bar can be found on the 1st floor of the historic building, which can be used for various events but also on ordinary days. Designed municipal apartments with layouts of 1+kk, 2+kk and 4+kk are placed on the 2nd floor. The single-storey extension of the municipal office consists of offices and day room for employees, toilets and technical facilities. A green belt was designed outside of offices to give employees a sense of calm. There is also a background for technical services with space for storage of garden supplies in this new extension.
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Villa house Masarykova čtvrť
Hřebíčková, Daniela ; Ležatka, Lukáš (referee) ; Pavlovský, Tomáš (advisor)
The subject of the bachelor's thesis is the elaboration of the architecture documentation of the villahouse building located in Brno. The holding is situated at the corner of Roubalova and Masaryk street in the Masaryk district. The building has four above-ground floors and one underground floor with parking (space). The entrance to the building is situated on the Helceletova street. The main entrance is from Roubalova street. There are four generous apartments and one maisonette. Each apartment has the loggias and one apartment has a terrace on the fourth floor. The roof itself is designed as a flat single-cloaked surface. The building is based on the reinforced concrete passes and the reinforced concrete heels.
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Renewal of the former coaching inn in Tišnov
Velazquez Hernandezová, Natalie ; Muroň, Ivo (referee) ; Ležatka, Lukáš (advisor) ; Kalousek, Lubor (advisor)
The subject of this bachelor's thesis is the renewal of the cultural monument of the former coaching inn vol. Peklo in Tisnov. The subject of the proposal was the preparation of documentation for the building permit and part of the documentation for the construction on the basis of an architectural study, which was prepared in the subject AG035 Monuments renewal studio. The aim was to design the renovation of the inn, its new functional use and design a family house for the owner. My main concept is to make the inn building as intact as possible and to adapt it to the current requirements for the new content of the cultural center in combination with the preservation of valuable structures and elements. The most significant intervention in the external appearance of the building there are the those two extensions on the west facade, which hide the hygienic facilities and staff facilities. The visible above-ground extension is separated from the building by a glass connecting neck so that it is still possible to perceive the original form. The second building of the sanitary facilities is connected by an elevator to the above-ground extension, but it is located under the newly modified terrain, so only a small tube with an entrance from the lower courtyard is visibly added to the building from the exterior. The building of the newly built family house is separated from the building of the inn and embraces the existing cellar, the construction of which will be secured and cleaned and will continue to serve its purpose. The cellar will not be visible from the outside, but its value will remain preserved in the interior as a hidden treasure. This is a plot of land in the historic center of the town of Tišnov, where it was necessary to solve the separation of the private and public zones, landscaping and connection of extensions to the existing building. The proposed concept works with the division of the land into two height levels, which are linked to the histo
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Renewal of the baroque rectory in Sebranice
Ivanová, Charlotte ; Muroň, Ivo (referee) ; Ležatka, Lukáš (advisor) ; Sobotka, Jindřich (advisor)
The subject of the bachelor's thesis is to prepare documentation for building permits and the documentation for the building construction of a baroque rectory in Sebranice near Boskovice. The project is based on the subject AG033 - Studio of Architectural Design 3 - Restoration of Monuments. The aim of the studio work was the renewal and new function of the existing and currently unused listed building of the Baroque rectory. The existing appearance of the rectory dates from the 18th century and is currently in poor technical condition. It is important to secure it statically. During object design, I focused on the future use of the building and practicality while maximally preserving the valuable parts. The existing building is supplemented by an extension with technical facilities and transformed into a cultural and community centre of the village. While the first floor provides community rooms for various workshops, the second floor contains a puppet museum and a multifunctional hall. Emphasis was also placed on the functionality of the entire complex. It is divided into three parts. The eastern part with a community garden, the western part with a summer cinema and space for larger cultural events and the northern part with a garden leading to a small library building. The whole revitalized area can now serve the citizens for various types of events and be fully utilized.
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Renewal of a social house in Zlobice
Váchová, Barbora ; Muroň, Ivo (referee) ; Ležatka, Lukáš (advisor) ; Struhala, Karel (advisor)
The aim of the given thesis is to describe the reconstruction of a hall in Zlobice as well as a foundation of the new administrative area. The hall is not a monument, yet the authors consider it to be one. Nowadays the hall is not used and it decays, therefore the project focuses on a possible technical renovation as well as its future use. The design considers the possible use of the building for social gatherings, cultural events and flats at the same time. Next there is an L shape extension that together with the historical building creates a courtyard. The extension will serve for the administrative purposes and the building maintenance. The next part of the project deals with a renovation of the picnic area that severs for free time activities and social gatherings. The altar situated in the area is designed to serve for possible performances and a background for performers. The aim of the project is to describe the renovation of the hall and its surroundings and at the same time it proposes a new possible usage of these premises.
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Arpitha - hippocentre Podolí u Brna
Palová, Iva ; Muroň, Ivo (referee) ; Ležatka, Lukáš (advisor) ; Smolka, Radim (advisor)
The bachelor's thesis follows the course AG 032 completed in the second year of studies. The main topic is the design of the Arpitha Hippocenter complex in the village of Podolí u Brna. The land is located on the southern slope of the hill outside the village center. Next to the area of our concern, there is the premises of the former collective farm (JZD) located. The design of my hippocenter project is in the vein of a family stable, with emphasis on quality and pleasant environment for the recreational riding disciplines skills development. The complex should offer safe space for possible school trips and occasional races. The complex provides stables for 14 horses with facilities, spacious paddocks, a hall with a riding area of 20 × 40 m and a grandstand with sanitary facilities. Also, a circular riding hall, a mini zoo, storage of 190 bales of hay and sawdust and facilities for riders and club members with a clubhouse and club sauna are included.
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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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Hippocenter Arpitha Podolí u Brna
Rejchl, David ; Muroň, Ivo (referee) ; Ležatka, Lukáš (advisor)
The topic of the bachelor's thesis is the Hippocentrum Arpitha in Podolí near Brno. This is a medium-sized riding area for training and housing 15 horses and the possibility of opening the area to the general public. The thesis of opening up to the public was crucial to the design approach. The area is divided into two main parts, the first as facilities for the riders and owners of the area, including accommodation, wellness, changing rooms, hygienic and technical facilities. And then the second part for the public with a cafe offering views of the valley and horse pastures, public sanitary facilities, technical and cleaning areas, as well as the main riding area with an auditorium and a walkway. The building is equipped with a spacious foyer that allows company or private parties to be held and creates organizational space in the event of a suburban camp. These two different spaces are contrasted by the appearance of the facades and are connected by a public courtyard dominated by a mature tree. The yard space is partially covered with a subtle monolithic structure. The area is complemented by the necessary storage areas for hay, straw, sawdust and also a manure pit. There are also parking areas for the public on the property, including parking spaces for cars and buses. The parking area is connected to the main building by a paved path that leads around the horse training area, offering the possibility to watch the horses from the residence staircase. There are 4 entrances to serve the area, two operational and two for the public.
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