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Completion of the BUT - Faculty of Fine Arts
Kovářová, Hana ; Kyselka,, Mojmír (referee) ; Nový, Alois (advisor)
The topic of my master´s thesis was to create an architectural study of the Fakulty of Fine Arts in Brno - city part Veveří. The site lies near the Faculty of Law of Masaryk University and it´s bordered by streets Šumavská, Veveří, Bulínova and Akademická. The project ties together the architectural study from subject TG02 witch solved the second part of the programme "Academic Square" and it was a construction of the fakulty of Forensic Engineering and the background for both faculties. So the solution is a compex architectural study which sorts the urban and also the architectural aspects of both faculties and their background. The main idea of the urban concept is to také up the surrounding bulit-up-area which is typical for this part of Brno. The philosophy of the architectural solution comes from the concept of the traditional British universities. So the solution are two objects of the faculties with plane shape od the letter U which clutches the volume of the common background between each other.
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Block Cejl – Svitava RIver Waterfront
Kučera, Vít ; Stuchlík, Aleš (referee) ; Havliš, Karel (advisor)
This thesis explores possibilities of postindustrial area in Brno, between Cejl street and Svitava river. It presents a hint on author's understanding of architecture and urbanism as well as his oppinion on solved problems. Thesis consists of three parts. First part analyzes possibilities, values and limits of the area. Second part presents proposed urban concept for solved area. Last part further solves concept for three building from beforementioned urban concept.
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Indeterminacy as Value in Architecture
Đurašinović, Radmila
The present socioeconomic instability indicates a growing need for architects to productively incorporate elements of uncertainty into the architectural design process. In such a climate, this paper problematises the conventional practice of designing for future users while determining all elements of programme and form during the design process, and instead argues for designing for the participation of future users and stakeholders by leaving certain elements open to interpretation, completion or change once the building is inhabited. Such an approach to design echoes the theoretical and practical considerations of a number of architects during the 1950s and 60s, who, in the face of the modernist paradigm crisis, saw potential in the application of various forms and levels of indeterminacy to architectural concepts to generate a new course for modern architecture, one that was rooted in an understanding of architecture as a dynamic and evolutionary process as opposed to finished form. Drawing on these theories, this paper explores the potential for their re-evaluation in the uncertain context of the twenty-first century. The relevance of indeterminacy as a design strategy in architecture today is considered firstly through a review of a growing current in contemporary design discourse explicating the value of this concept, before exploring its contemporary manifestations in architectural practice through an overview of several notable projects. In doing so, this paper aims to establish a renewed understanding of indeterminacy as a value in contemporary architecture.
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Block Cejl – Svitava RIver Waterfront
Kučera, Vít ; Stuchlík, Aleš (referee) ; Havliš, Karel (advisor)
This thesis explores possibilities of postindustrial area in Brno, between Cejl street and Svitava river. It presents a hint on author's understanding of architecture and urbanism as well as his oppinion on solved problems. Thesis consists of three parts. First part analyzes possibilities, values and limits of the area. Second part presents proposed urban concept for solved area. Last part further solves concept for three building from beforementioned urban concept.
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Completion of the BUT - Faculty of Fine Arts
Kovářová, Hana ; Kyselka,, Mojmír (referee) ; Nový, Alois (advisor)
The topic of my master´s thesis was to create an architectural study of the Fakulty of Fine Arts in Brno - city part Veveří. The site lies near the Faculty of Law of Masaryk University and it´s bordered by streets Šumavská, Veveří, Bulínova and Akademická. The project ties together the architectural study from subject TG02 witch solved the second part of the programme "Academic Square" and it was a construction of the fakulty of Forensic Engineering and the background for both faculties. So the solution is a compex architectural study which sorts the urban and also the architectural aspects of both faculties and their background. The main idea of the urban concept is to také up the surrounding bulit-up-area which is typical for this part of Brno. The philosophy of the architectural solution comes from the concept of the traditional British universities. So the solution are two objects of the faculties with plane shape od the letter U which clutches the volume of the common background between each other.
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