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Fashion museum - Tokyo 2010
Kráľová, Zuzana ; Mrva, Kamil (referee) ; Marek, Jiří (advisor)
The project consists in developing a 100mt high tower, harmonizing with contemporary Japanese architecture, as a symbol of vanguard and daring, in addition serving as a landmark for Tokyo city. The museum houses expositions of the fashion history of the 20th century, and also exhibition space where contemporary fashion designers present their recent work, it counts with a basic program that will occupy less than a 4,000m2 area. The project will be located on a determined plot at Omotesando Street in Tokyo. There is also a space where models will parade for a selected audience; it projects outside the main structure of the building , allowing pedestrian and other building’s users from different areas of the city to watch the fashionshows. The Japanese garden at the very top of the building has the traditional Japanese vegetation and components, suitable for Tokyo’s wheather.
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Architecture in Japan - influences, contrasts, paralels
Strnadel, František ; Přibyl, Ondřej (referee) ; Ondrík, Jozef (advisor)
Planet T, as the name suggests, is a certain fictional and imaginary city or planet. The name is derived from the capital city of Japan - Tokyo. The work is on the border of a documentary photo from existing places to create a non-existent science fiction scene. Just as many other cities in the world are characteristic in some particular way, Tokyo is a city that clearly encourages this sci-fi vision of the city of the future. In the course of creation, the work also became, among other things, a study on the border between ethnographic description and autoethnographic reflection of Tokyo. It took the form of a personal diary, where I wrote both everyday experiences and architectural notes, as well as notes from observations of Japanese people and their customs.
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The analysis of Tokyo railway accessibility in Japan by using GIS
Pokorný, Tomáš ; Hudeček, Tomáš (advisor) ; Hofman, Petr (referee)
This work is about accessibility of Tokyo-eki (東京駅 Tokyo Station) by using main railways of Japan Railways Group (JR グループ Jeiaru Gurupu). The introduction is giving main ideas about the subject such as research of accessibility. Continuing with categories of train connections and historical facts in Japan and Czech Republic. Special part is talking about transcriptions from Japanese to Latin. Main part of work is description of time accessibility model. Data were searched on specific multilingual sources. Next part is comparing Czech and Japanese accessibility by using anamorphosis model. In the conclusion is commented confrontation of regional accessibility in Japan and Czech Republic according to the maps. Keywords: time accessibility, railways, network analysis, Japan, Tokyo
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The analysis of Tokyo railway accessibility in Japan by using GIS
Pokorný, Tomáš ; Hudeček, Tomáš (advisor) ; Hofman, Petr (referee)
This work is about accessibility of Tokyo-eki (東京駅 Tokyo Station) by using main railways of Japan Railways Group (JR グループ Jeiaru Gurupu). The introduction is giving main ideas about the subject such as research of accessibility. Continuing with categories of train connections and historical facts in Japan and Czech Republic. Special part is talking about transcriptions from Japanese to Latin. Main part of work is description of time accessibility model. Data were searched on specific multilingual sources. Next part is comparing Czech and Japanese accessibility by using anamorphosis model. In the conclusion is commented confrontation of regional accessibility in Japan and Czech Republic according to the maps. Keywords: time accessibility, railways, network analysis, Japan, Tokyo
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Fashion museum - Tokyo 2010
Kráľová, Zuzana ; Mrva, Kamil (referee) ; Marek, Jiří (advisor)
The project consists in developing a 100mt high tower, harmonizing with contemporary Japanese architecture, as a symbol of vanguard and daring, in addition serving as a landmark for Tokyo city. The museum houses expositions of the fashion history of the 20th century, and also exhibition space where contemporary fashion designers present their recent work, it counts with a basic program that will occupy less than a 4,000m2 area. The project will be located on a determined plot at Omotesando Street in Tokyo. There is also a space where models will parade for a selected audience; it projects outside the main structure of the building , allowing pedestrian and other building’s users from different areas of the city to watch the fashionshows. The Japanese garden at the very top of the building has the traditional Japanese vegetation and components, suitable for Tokyo’s wheather.
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