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Workers‘ Housing of 21st Century
Ordeltová, Kristýna ; Šindlar, Jiljí (referee) ; Marek, Jiří (advisor)
This thesis deals with the design of small-scale urban housing in a 21st century context. However, the aim was not to forget the industrial heritage of mining and metallurgical Ostrava. Most of this heritage includes a few buildings such as huge halls or mining towers, but small houses and dwellings at the other end of the scale are undoubtedly a true reflection of the period. Just as miners and metallurgists lived beneath the towers and chimneys of factories at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, I have also chosen a location for my dwelling in this work. The Petr Bezruč mine has been partially reclaimed and awaits its future use. I propose a residential district of 9 buildings offering different typologies and standards. It includes a complex urban design of outdoor spaces, their use and degree of privacy. The central motif of the proposal is also the „sokolovna“ - a reconversion of the workshop hall, which will serve as a leisure space for local residents. An industrial nature trail also runs through the area, helping to integrate the island below the mining tower into the context of the town.
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High-density, Low-rise housing in Brno, Černá Pole
Janík, Tobiáš ; Kratochvíl, Jan (referee) ; Májek, Jan (advisor)
Subject of my diploma thesis is to design new residential neighborhood on sight currently occupied by Barracks in Brno, Černá Pole. It is little used in the moment and forms spacial barrier in city organism and is slowly detracting. New proposal integrates area into surrounding development and is trying to maximally utilize its positive aspects. On site is not proposed just quiet residential neighborhood, but also city hall, shops, college dorm, primary school and kindergarten, creating a balanced unit communicating with the surrounding area.
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Construction of prefabricated residential houses in the 1970s with emphasis on the construction of "Severní město" in Prague
Kokeš, Václav ; Biegel, Richard (advisor) ; Novotná, Eva (referee)
The present thesis called The Construction of Prefabricated Residential Houses in the 1970s With Emphasis On The Construction of Severní Město in Prague focuses on the specifics of the conception and realization of the residential districts in the northern part of Prague. It describes the political and social background of the period when these districts were emerging and the atmosphere and workflow in the architecture studios in the 70s as well as the relationship with investors and building companies. The next part focuses on the individual quarters of Severní Město - Prosek, Ďáblice and Bohnice. It outlines the historical, geographical and urbanistic context of the place, including the architectural and town planning competitions for these areas. The part dealing with the realization and the current state of these residential districts compares and contrasts the individual quarters, points out their unique characteristics and approaches them in a broader context. The final part details potential critical perspectives on the development of Severní Město and mentions several Czech parallels, such as the residential areas of Juliánov and Lesná in Brno. # Prague, residential quarter, prefabricated house, Severní Město, Prosek, Ďáblice, Bohnice Abstrakt
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High-density, Low-rise housing in Brno, Černá Pole
Janík, Tobiáš ; Kratochvíl, Jan (referee) ; Májek, Jan (advisor)
Subject of my diploma thesis is to design new residential neighborhood on sight currently occupied by Barracks in Brno, Černá Pole. It is little used in the moment and forms spacial barrier in city organism and is slowly detracting. New proposal integrates area into surrounding development and is trying to maximally utilize its positive aspects. On site is not proposed just quiet residential neighborhood, but also city hall, shops, college dorm, primary school and kindergarten, creating a balanced unit communicating with the surrounding area.
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Construction of prefabricated residential houses in the 1970s with emphasis on the construction of "Severní město" in Prague
Kokeš, Václav ; Biegel, Richard (advisor) ; Novotná, Eva (referee)
The present thesis called The Construction of Prefabricated Residential Houses in the 1970s With Emphasis On The Construction of Severní Město in Prague focuses on the specifics of the conception and realization of the residential districts in the northern part of Prague. It describes the political and social background of the period when these districts were emerging and the atmosphere and workflow in the architecture studios in the 70s as well as the relationship with investors and building companies. The next part focuses on the individual quarters of Severní Město - Prosek, Ďáblice and Bohnice. It outlines the historical, geographical and urbanistic context of the place, including the architectural and town planning competitions for these areas. The part dealing with the realization and the current state of these residential districts compares and contrasts the individual quarters, points out their unique characteristics and approaches them in a broader context. The final part details potential critical perspectives on the development of Severní Město and mentions several Czech parallels, such as the residential areas of Juliánov and Lesná in Brno. # Prague, residential quarter, prefabricated house, Severní Město, Prosek, Ďáblice, Bohnice Abstrakt
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