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NEW ON THE „OLD“ – Brno, Bratislavská - Stará Corner
Mach, Jiří ; Antl, Roman (referee) ; Ruller, Ivan (advisor)
Designed objects are located in the centre of Brno, corner of Bratislavská and Stará streets. New buildings close gap in the corner and create full-fledged square, its need was determined by some analysis made in our fakulty. The buildings thus define a small square at Bratislavská street and encircle inner court, in which are designed other two houses. The square creates free space in front of Radost theater and improves public space of the street. The court has a semiprivate character – it is joined with the square by a wide passage. In the court is a park, in parter is a civic center. The court can be used by local inhabitants as well as by children from Radost theater (puppet theater for children). All the houses have a facade made of a coloured concrete. Soft differences between colour divide individual parts. The houses have organic facade with randomly placed windows. However the windows are placed in a raster, which is repeated in each floor. Randomness is accompanied with order. In parter of all buildings are civic amenities, on floors are small flats and office spaces. Under buildings are two floors with garage. In complex will live probably students and young families. Young people will support progress of this district. Civic amenities and new public space will support social life. In parter are leasable spaces, where can be shops, repairers or art and craft workshops. They will help to provide jobs for local people.
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NEW ON THE „OLD“ – Brno, Bratislavská - Stará Corner
Šebestová, Pavla ; Antl, Roman (referee) ; Ruller, Ivan (advisor)
Proposal for the multifunctional building is located within the City and to more accurately Brno - center . The shape of the proposed buildings complements the missing mass corner . It creates what the imaginary connecting node both street front . Buildings also respects the height of adjacent buildings . The whole building consists of one basement and six floors. Towards the street in Bratislava effort to parter is as open as possible and make pawn courtyard space . At the same time due to what arises from the space directly opposite the theater joy that visitors can theater be used freely . Old Street is then conceived as a quieter street with passing on the main floor and a number of shops that attract a pawn just to enter the building. On the corner is then in a spacious ground floor cafe . The building in the street in Bratislava are on the second floor lounge for tenants and the third to the sixth apartments themselves . In the second building on the street of old apartments are located in the second to sixth floors .
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NEW ON THE „OLD“ – Brno, Bratislavská - Stará Corner
Šindelková, Kateřina ; Antl, Roman (referee) ; Ruller, Ivan (advisor)
Multipurpose building. Located on the corner of Bratislavksá street and Stará street. The aim of the project was to fill in the missing space block. The house has one floor of parking, soluted as underground and five floors. The building includes housing for rent and for commerce (offices, surgeries, services). The shape of the building is the letter L. For tangents and relief materials were the objects created in different heights buttresses. Inside there is a private space with greenery. It creates a place for meetings and relaxation.
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HOUSE ON THE EDGE – Valašské Meziříčí, Sokolská Street
Dočekalová, Pavla ; Trefil, Zdeněk (referee) ; Ruller, Ivan (advisor)
The proposed building responds to the communication axis leading from the square. In the center of the object is a passage that extends this communication, allowing passage from the square to the settlement. In the design had to be taken into account terrain slope. Therefore, the parterre at two levels, connected by a staircase at balancing pasáže.Výška through the western part of the building respects the height of the adjacent town house. The eastern part of the building, which forms the edge of the building, its height is close to existing objects and buildings housing fits into the high-rise silhouette of the city. In the design was to maintain the existing full-grown greenery to create a pleasant environment with a place to relax in the city center. It is therefore built up a corner plot and the pit on the north side arch recedes, allowing fluid to pass through the park. Matter předstupuje upper floors and the building dominates the corner. Columns bearing předstupující levels are at a height of over one and a half floors. In one line the line of the northern facade of the building and relieve.
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HOUSE ON THE EDGE – Valašské Meziříčí, Sokolská Street
Perglová, Iveta ; Němec, Josef (referee) ; Ruller, Ivan (advisor)
The solution was designed in the two multipurpose buildings that complement the existing buildings and close the border town center. Objects based on leaving a passagethrough the territory from the city center to the edge. High rise buildings in theneighborhood level is not high. The proposed buildings are trying to establish this level.The main entrances to the buildings are placed into the square. Objects provide housing, commerce and services. West builds on the current object has grown green and extends it into a small park. The park serves as a relaxing space for tenants. The eastern building on the other handstirred toward the center of the city and creates a smaller square. As the noise and visualbarrier between areas of roads and buildings will be planted greenery. Under these objects are located underground garage. These garages meet the requirement for 81 parking spaces and parking for user objects. Garage entrance is located on the west side of the parcel, so traffic is limited further to the proposed square.
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HOUSE ON THE EDGE – Valašské Meziříčí, Sokolská Street
Švec, Martin ; Müller, Zdeněk (referee) ; Ruller, Ivan (advisor)
Modern and lightweight-looking architectural concept of the town house, which is the counterbalance to the former historical development and highlight of the look-through axe from the Main square. The inner-space functional allocation come through to the exterior look of the building. The former Poláškova street is extended, there is the piazetta with outside seating. The parter is determined by the roof cantilever and the wooden pergola with the outdoor LED illumination. In the ground floor there are two shopping spaces, pharmacy and film café. The first floor contains rehab centre. Its look is maximally lightweighted, the fassade is made only from the structural glassing. This makes the contrast between the ground floor growing up from the ground a the three-storeyed section for living. This part of building is carried by massive frames from reinforced concrete and is designed as a wood framework with pasted frames and gridiron ceiling pannels. It contains 28 appartments. Most of them are low-cost, epecially for young families and singles. In the underground are three storeys of parking. 81 places are the replacement of former public parking. The arrival ramp is situated on the south side by the Sokolská street. The connection point to the busy drive-through road is on the former crossroad with the Králova street, where are newly installed the traffic lights. The access to the shops is situated on the north side by the historical town centre. To cross the parcel is possible next to the building through the small park on the western side, or throught the centre of the bulding. The terrace above the ground floor is walkable and accessible by the stairs from piazetta or by the skew roof of the film café. The skew roof contains also benches and artificial waterfall, which ends in the fountain. The fountain is there for the good feeling of the space and for technical reasins. It is connected with the reservoir of the rain water.
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HOUSE ON THE EDGE – Valašské Meziříčí, Sokolská Street
Trenz, Miloš ; Müller, Zdeněk (referee) ; Ruller, Ivan (advisor)
The town of Valasske Mezirici lies in the foothills of the Moravian-Silesian Beskids, which imparts a specific architectural character. Historical roots dating back to the Middle Ages can be traced in its urban structure. The core of the town is defined by three lines – the Becva River and two important thoroughfares, which refer to the historical context. The centre with its character is in marked contrast to the surrounding, predominantly residential development. Thus a spatial conflict arises that defines the boundary between the town and housing, the boundary between ‘the old and new’, or ‘the big and small’. The plot intended for the design lies on this border as well. The structure of the historic core of the town is specified by the fact that all public spaces, main facades and the elements of a town parter are oriented towards the main square. But on the other hand, it is falling apart gradually. This fact destroys the historical ties connected with the fortification walls which once delimited the centre clearly and thus enabled it to preserve its distinctive urban character. The idea of ‘definition’ and closing of the centre is making sense again after the construction of gigantic buildings in the neighbourhood. The design is drawn up on the basis of this reasoning. The building fills the space in the southern part of the former fortification system and closes the axis leading away from the main square. This gesture of the closure highlights the importance of the historical ties and the central character of the town core structure. It has no ambition to become a destination point. It only regulates the way of how the town is perceived, directs the citizens towards its major spaces and prevents the diffusion of the centre and the periphery. A new face goal is set by the curving the facade facing the centre. It is a noticeable tree located at the intersection of the ring road of the inner circle of the former fortification walls and the pedestrian communication leading from the periphery to the centre. Besides, a new urban area, supported by the height gradation of the mass of the building is delimited here. The newly created line connects the centre with the periphery. It replaces the original subway and thus provides a more dignified possibility of entering the town than from the underground. The building has a shape of a closed block – it delimits the entire plot and thereby reflects the need to build underground garages across its whole area. Hence an urban cliché does not arise and what can be found above the ground corresponds to what is underneath. The entire volume is divided into three parts as for the mass and operation. The importance of their function increases gradually. Thanks to this gradation the breaking of the large volume is achieved and at the same time the hygiene requirements are met. The individual masses are separated by an orthogonal system of communication axes created by covered galleries, which can be traced on the facades through the entire height.
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