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The block of flats
Kubíček, Jan ; Pilík, Václav (referee) ; Benešová, Romana (advisor)
This bachelor's thesis is focused on construction of an apartment building in quiet area of the town of Prostějov. Its appearance and purpose fit into the surrounding buildings. The free-standing object is a partially basement, it has parking space and approximately shape of rectangular. The apartment building is designed as a 4-storey building with one underground floor. There is a separate cellars for each of apartment unit in the basement. There are sixteen residential units in four floors, always 4 residential units per floor. Flat units have its own entrance to private terraces on the ground floor and to balcony in upper floors. The building is based on concrete foundation strips and is covered with a warm flat roof. The load-bearing system is a two-way wall system and is lined with ceramic blocks. Horizontal structures are cast-in-place reinforced cncrete. The vertical connection is ensured by a three-arm staircase that wraps around the elevator shaft. The work is developed to the level of project documentation for the construction.
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Detached house on a slope
Špás, Jan ; Pilík, Václav (referee) ; Utíkalová, Ivana (advisor)
The thesis deals with the design of the detached house as the design documentation for the construction. The building plot is located in Chrudim and it is steeply sloping over the Chrudimka river. Despite the height difference on the plot, the aim of the design was to maximize connection between the interior and the garden and at the same time place the office, garage and sauna inside. The house is three-storey building, where northern and eastern walls of two of these storeys are below ground level in order to take advantage of earth-sheltered houses. The entrace floor (ground floor) is covered with mono-pitched roof. The substructure is made of waterproof reinforced concrete with the vertical walls mostly made of the sand-lime blocks. The floor slabs are designed as monolithic reinforced concrete structures. The design documentation includes assessment in terms of fire safety and building physics.
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Detached house with studio
Drápelová, Lenka ; Pilík, Václav (referee) ; Utíkalová, Ivana (advisor)
The aim of this bachelor thesis is to present a design of a new detached house with an establishment, which is situated in the village Měřín. The residential building is designed for a family of four members, and it is about two-storey, partly basement object. This section is connected with a single – storey building with functions of garage and establishment. The establishment will be used as a design studio. The detached house has a saddle roof. The roof of the garage and the establishment is designed as a flat roof. In front of the object, there are two parking spots for customers. The structure will be based on concrete foundation strips; load bearing masonry is designed of Ytong blocks. Ceiling structures consist of monolithic constructions.
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Family house with office - Ostrov u Macochy
Šamalík, Pavel ; Pilík, Václav (referee) ; Eliáš, Luboš (advisor)
The bachelor thesis focuses on the design of a new family house with a design office and a partial basement, for which project documentation for the construction is being prepared. The proposed family house is located in the western part of the village of Ostrov u Macochy and is designed as a detached partially basement building with two floors and a garage. The family house is designed for a family of five. It is a single dwelling unit. The entrance to the building is situated on the northwest side. The "design office" is accessible from the vestibule of the house. In 1S and 1NP there are mainly spaces for communication, so we have a quiet zone mainly in 2NP. The living rooms are mostly situated on the south side and this ensures sufficient sunlight for the whole building. The building is insulated with the ETICS contact system and is designed from YTONG aerated concrete wall elements, the horizontal structures are reinforced concrete monolithic and the whole building is based on foundation strips. The house is designed with a gable roof with pitched dormers on both sides, allowing access to the balcony. The roofing is designed with ceramic folded roofing tiles of anthracite colour. A vegetated flat roof is chosen over the garage. The façade will be finished with white silicone scratch plaster and bonded brick cladding.
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Apartment House in Prague - Michle
Pečinka, Martin ; Pilík, Václav (referee) ; Štěpánek, Ladislav (advisor)
The assigned bachelor's thesis deals with a part of the project documentation in the stage for the construction of a multi-functional house. In the bachelor's thesis, part of the architectural-construction solution assigned by the supervisor and part of the structural solution assigned by a consultant from the Institute of Structural Mechanics were solved. The multifunctional house is situated on a slightly sloping plot in the wider center of Prague. It has one underground and four above-ground floors. The underground floor is designed as a collective garage, in one half of the first above-ground floor there will be common areas of the apartment units, and in the other half a dental office. In the other three above-ground floors, apartments with layouts of 3 + KK to 4 + KK are designed
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Apartment house
Valentová, Nela ; Pilík, Václav (referee) ; Smolka, Radim (advisor)
The subject of this bachelor thesis is the processing of the design documentation for an object at the realization of the construction phase. The final object is a detached apartment building with 4 above floors and 1 underground floor. The building is designed at a flat terrain in village Vyskytná. In the new building there are 9 housing units with different sizes and dispositions with total capacity of 24 persons. The foundation structure is designed in the form of foundation strips. The walls are made of ceramic blocks and the walls on the underground floor are designed from permanent formwork. Ceiling constructions are designed as cast-in-place reinforced slabs. The object is roofed with a flat roof. On the second and third floor there is a balcony on the west side, there is also a terrace on the fourth floor. On the ground floor there is terrace in the same position. The external thermal insulation of the building is considered as the external thermal insulation composite system (ETICS).
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Apartment building
Mikasová, Natálie ; Pilík, Václav (referee) ; Kacálek, Petr (advisor)
The subject of the bachelor's thesis was the creation of project documentation for the construction of a new apartment building on the street Labská zahrada, in the city of Hradec Králové, cadastral area Třebeš. It is a designed free-standing building, which has a basement along its entire floor plan. The building has a basement along its entire floor plan. In the basement there is a technical background of the building, common and storage areas. Each floor is designed with a different layout. On the first floor there are 2 residential units and space for business (hairdressing). There are 3 residential units on the second floor and 2 large residential units on the third floor. The fourth above-ground is formed only by the entrance to the main roof plane, which is designed as a flat, single-skinned with intense vegatation. The aim of processing the project documentation was, in accordance with applicable standards, laws and decrees, to fulfill the assignment and design the functional premises of the apartment building, which will create a pleasant living environment for future residents of this building. The design of the apartment building took place with regard to the currently valid zoning plan of the city of Hradec Králové.
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Apartment building
Kaňa, Josef ; Pilík, Václav (referee) ; Kacálek, Petr (advisor)
The bachelor's thesis, entitled Apartment building, deals with project documentation at the level of documentation of construction for an apartment building. The building itself is located on the outskirts of the village Holešov in the direction of the village Přílepy. New construction sites have been created in the locality and development is planned. At the time of processing the project documentation, there are no buildings in the area and only preparatory work and installation of engineering networks are taking place there. The object is of a simple rectangular shape set in the middle of the plot. Most of the areas in the building are used for housing, the rest for technical and communication facilities. All living rooms are oriented favorably to the sides of the world. The apartment building has three floors and is partially basemented by one underground floor. Flats on the first floor of 4 + KK, flats on the second floor of 3 + KK, flats on the third floor of 2 + KK. The building is designed with a transverse wall masonry system of ceramic brick blocks, based on foundation strips. The project addresses two variants of ceiling structures, namely folded beam ceilings with superstructure and monolithic ceilings made of reinforced concrete. The building is covered with a flat roof. The building uses the ETICS contact thermal insulation system in a variant with mineral wool.
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Unjust enrichment in the Czech legal order
Pilík, Václav ; Švestka, Jiří (advisor) ; Dvořák, Jan (referee) ; Petr, Bohuslav (referee)
Václav Pilík. Unjustified Enrichment in the Czech Law. PhD thesis 1 Abstract This PhD thesis explores the legal institution of unjustified enrichment in the Czech private law. The subject is dealt in larger historical, theoretical and partly comparative relationships in order not to be reduced only to internal problems of the national regulation. A general view of unjustified enrichment (part one of this work), providing a systematic introduction to the problem, is hinder by different approaches, their overlapping and largely opened discourse on conceptual questions. Despite all that difficulties, found out by comparative legal studies of unjustified enrichment in the civil law and common law systems, it is necessary to undergo an attempt at expression of common features of the unjustified enrichment as a legal concept. Supposing that, we can describe three common features of unjustified enrichment: it is enrichment obtained at the expense of another and in a lawless way; the modern legal institute of unjustified enrichment rests on fragmentary historical basis, substantially completed by national factors of legal development (legislation, justice and doctrine); the enrichment is viewed as objective fact (at least in certain states of facts). Legal development of unjustified enrichment runs differently in...
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