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Rhythms of restlessness
Hudecová, Stanislava ; Kadlčák, Šimon (referee) ; Mikyta, Svätopluk (advisor)
In my bachelor thesis Rhythms of restlessness I adress, through personal associations and memories, the themes of work ethics and the capitalist-oriented culture of today's society. In an installation made up of a series of objects and drawings embedded within them, I materialize my intimate attitudes or feelings by combining moments from memories with moments from everyday routine activities that are an overlooked part of our everyday "autopilot" functioning. The office chair here acts as a memory, metaphor or symbol of working, and its various manipulations across the installation carry references to my associations associated with this phenomenon. Through this work, I explore the relationships of my immediate surroundings to what it means to function in today's success-oriented rather than happiness-oriented time, and it also serves as a way for me personally to become aware of my own place in the context of my artistic practice. The work builds on my previous projects, in which I have often explored themes of my own intimacy and psychology in the context of functioning in today's world. It is closely related to my most recent work entitled Bedroom Routines, which metaphorically worked through domestic routines and moments, following a stylized character who is my "avatar" in the work.
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Timothy Keller - life and work
JELÍNKOVÁ, Debora
This bachelor thesis deals with the life and work of Timothy Keller (1950-2023), an American pastor, preacher, and author of several bestsellers. The thesis focuses on his period of study and the influences that shaped his faith. It then discusses his theological convictions. Following that is a description of his professional career, which lasted until 2017 when Keller retired from service. The final chapter examines his work "The Prodigal God." It first analyzes it and then explores selected themes. The thesis concludes with a connection between Keller's life and his work.
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Untitled
Khaledová, Fátima ; Vítková, Lenka (referee) ; Sterec, Pavel (advisor)
To my final work, I chose the painting, even though I'm the medium in my previous one She was not using too much work. Both the form and the content of the final thesis were selected from the sentimental ones Reasons, and I returned to my high school years when I studied the painting and mine The inspiration source was, and for these paintings are Pierre Bonnard and Kamila Zemková. My Painting idols are due to a very structural painting, full of beautiful colors and of course content Their works which appear in my works.
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Granery in Slaný
Ondrušová, Alica ; Kubinová, Michaela (referee) ; Mléčka, Jan (advisor)
The Baroque granary was in the past source of food, a silent servant of the society. Everyone contributed to the whole community with a piece of their production. Working together. Gathering common goods. Service for the city. In my work I am dealing with the reconstruction of a historic baroque granary. I am designing the landscape of work in the granary
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Optimization of cooperation power station blocks
Smarž, Patrik ; Pěcha, Jiří (referee) ; Mastný, Petr (advisor)
The introduction of this bachelor´s thesis deals with basic terminology used in the power plants. It details the terms: work, power, and efficiency. The other part deals with basic thermal circulation of a condensation power plant and possibilities to increase the thermal circulation efficiency. It describes improvement of admission steam parameters, especially dealing with a steam superheater. Regeneration heating, steam heating and pressure decrease in the condenser are explained as other options of the thermal circulation efficiency improvement. Furthermore, it deals with consumption and cost characteristics of a power generating facility and optimisation of operation of power plants and heating plants in the EC. The model showes an explanation of an optimal distribution of power outputs of two cooperating power units at a given load.
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Science & Technology Park in Zlín
Šimoníček, Stanislav ; Svoboda, Jiří (referee) ; Zemánková, Helena (advisor)
Subject of my graduation theses was to define an isolated room of the Práce square, to create a central assembly room, which is isolated from the traffic of the adjacent Tomáš Baťa avenue, to complete dominant buildings of the Bata’s period, to stimulate and to make attractive it for the pedestrians and to design a traffic, street’s and new street’s lay-out, to draw a scientific and technical park and living in the city centre, parking places pro the new designed objects. The architectural - urban project is solving a new function of the square, which originally used as ascending area for then expanding Bata’s plants. After failure of the plants has the square lost his function. The designed solution removes the cars, respects viewed axes, and creates a new raster due to straighten of Březnicka Street, which is parallel to the “green axe”, which separates the old and the new part of Zlín, vertical to Tomáš Baťa avenue. It is bringing new restaurants, coffee-bars, shops, housings and jobs. Scientific and Technical Park concludes the square from the north site. It is designed at the place, where formally a hospital building were - in front of he building 21. It is continuing towards the street and joins the faculty of management and economies with the new university centre. The building height is similar as the surrounding buildings. It is parted in two parts; between them is the viewed axe through the district of SVIT. Block of flats concludes the square form the west. Orientation of the flats is also to the east – west. The flats can serve for the employees, too, for the neighbouring Scientific and Technical Park. Kce is from skeleton and is brick-faces KLINKER, which corresponds to the surrounding building-up area. It contains smaller flats to 100 m2, category 2+eating nook, and 1+eating nook.
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Cost Analysis of the family houses
Novotná, Lenka ; Aigel, Petr (referee) ; Výskala, Miloslav (advisor)
This thesis has been written for the purpose of acquiring results which would help a builder with choosing material and construction method with respect to price. The thesis deals with comparison of construction costs when utilizing contemporary materials and using various possibilities of construction itself.
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Potter Wasp
Davydenko, Polina ; Mazanec, Martin (referee) ; Klímová, Barbora (advisor)
The work deals with the topic of migration and subsequent integration of the migrant into society, his feelings of nostalgia, and homesickness. Potter wasps and their way of life are similar to humans in some aspects. The work likens the potter wasp's individualistic way of being and the construction of clay vases for their descendants to human immigrant mothers building space and conditions for their children in the new country.
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