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Mixed-use Building
Dostálová, Jana ; Havířová, Zdeňka (referee) ; Lavický, Miloš (advisor)
The subject of the master´s thesis is the project documentation of a mixed-use building within the scope of execution documentation. The main goal of the work is the design of layout, structural, and material solutions, complemented by the design of fire safety measures and an assessment in terms of building physics. The building is located in the cadastral area of Zábrdovice within an existing brownfield behind the former Moravan factory. The building has a cross-shaped footprint, breaking the large surface of the street facade into three parts and optically emphasizing the main entrance to the building. The multifunctional building has five above-ground floors and one underground floor. The underground floor contains parking space and technical facilities, while the 1st above-ground floor houses two commercial spaces, technical facilities, and residential units. The remaining floors accommodate residential and accommodation units. The structural system of the building is masonry made of ceramic blocks in combination with reinforced concrete. The foundation of the building is designed on deep piles. The building features a flat green roof with extensive vegetation.
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NEW ON THE „OLD“ – Brno, Bratislavská - Stará Corner
Maťaťa, Tomáš ; Chmelař, Ivo (referee) ; Mléčka, Jan (advisor)
The apartment complex comprises eight dwelling units which share a common courtyard. The staircases and lifts are placed in between the individual objects. They are part of a semi-public space, so residents do not feel anonymous as in the case enclosed corridors. Before entering their flat, resident gets in contact not only with neighbors, but also with the community and the street. Facades and staircases do not split the street and residential space, but rather serve as a gradual transition between the public and private space. Flats become part of the street and the courtyard through balconies. The contact between the resident is growing: flat- balcony- terrace- courtyard. Disposition is a result of the resident´s needs. Individual rooms are defined using partition panels. Residents decide themselves where the partition is places, whether the flat is open or divided into rooms. The flats can change their arrangements and sizes depending on the number of household members.
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Living on the outskirts of Brno
Bendová, Kateřina ; Šubrt, Jan (referee) ; Dulenčín, Juraj (advisor) ; Bečkovský, David (advisor)
The subject of the bachelor‘s thesis is the architecture study created within the AG032 subject. This study is the elaboration of the documentation for building permission and documentation for construction. The subject of this thesis is the design of premium block of flats i.e. villa house located in eastern Brno outskirts. This building is situated in part of city Brno-Líšeň, cadastral area Líšeň. Around is typically terraced street houses. The plot is located near the Mariánké údolí. The terrain slopes from the south. This draft uses height difference, the structure is recessed into terrain. The building has four floor above ground. The first floor contains house equipment and parking zone for eleven cars. The rest floors are used for accomodation units. House contains ten separated accomodation units of different sizes. The main entrance is from the north side from Ondráčkova street. The entrance for vehicles is from the west side from current road. Around the house there are grassy and another parking areas. On the south side are situated gardens which are part of some flats. The south facade is formed by french windows, balconies and terraces. Each apartment has some kind of outdoor space. The structure is mostly made of reinforced concrete skeleton with padding ceramic block. Only first floor structure is made from monolithic reinforced concrete peripheral wall. The roof of this building has vegetation coverage.
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Boarding House
Michalisko, Matej ; Pěnčík, Jan (referee) ; Košíčková, Ivana (advisor)
The subject of this diploma thesis is the development of documentation for the construction of a boarding house. The proposed boarding house is located in the northwestern part of Javorníky in the picturesque village of Dlhá nad Kysucou and will be used for temporary accommodation and catering for guests of the boarding house. There are 46 accommodation units with a total capacity of 98 guests in the six-story building with a basement. The floor plan of the boarding house is rectangular, the foundation structure is chosen in the form of foundation strips. The perimeter masonry of the underground floor is monolithic reinforced concrete, the above-ground floors are made of HELUZ ground brick. Ceiling structures are designed as monolithic reinforced concrete slabs. The roof of the building is solved atypically by a combination of counter and gable roof. Each accommodation unit has a balcony. The insulation of the building is considered with the ETICS contact system.
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Apartment building
Sládeček, Marek ; Leischnerová, Jana (referee) ; Brukner, Bohuslav (advisor)
The bachelor thesis aims to create a project documentation of a residential building with almost zero energy consumption in the city district of Brno - Ivanovice. The building is a five-story detached building with four floors above ground and one underground floor. The building is based on a foundation slab. The structural system of the basement consists of reinforced concrete penetrations placed on reinforced concrete columns and perimeter load-bearing walls made of reinforced concrete. The load-bearing system of the above-ground floors is designed using perimeter and internal load-bearing brick blocks. The facade on the above-ground floor is insulated with a contact system. The ceiling structures are designed as monolithic reinforced concrete slabs as well as the balcony structure. The apartment building is covered with a green roof above the fourth floor. In the basement, there is a collective garage and the technical background of the building. The above-ground floor consists of individual residential units.
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Small apartments, Mojmirovo namesti in Brno
Zaoralová, Hana ; Erben, Adam (referee) ; Pavlovský, Tomáš (advisor)
This bachelor’s thesis is based on the school work from the subject AG033 – Architectural design studio 3. The architectural design deals with a new housing building, which is situated in Brno – Královo Pole, on Chaloupkova and Košinova street. The construction site consists of several parcels unified under one owner. The construction of low-rise houses and a car workshop are currently located on these plots, but their demolition is planned. The investor also wanted a communication link between the new building and the adjacent parking house, which he also owns. The plot is adjacent to a care center for the blind and purblind people, a primary school and a parking house, which is connected to the new housing building by a galerry. The new building combines the function of housing on the upper floors, as well as a doctor's office, rentable studios, a cafe or several sales areas. In the two underground floors, there are storrage cubicles and parking, which can be accessed by two car lifts. The construction site has an elongated shape with a corner to the south Its eastern side connects to Košinova street. Close to this place, there are both 4-5 storey buildings and low-rise family houses with 1-2 storeys. Due to dimension of the streets, the height is important. The highest floor of the building was set back from the street. At the same time, the building complements the gap and thus contributes to a better intergrated surrounding development. The building is designed as a combination of wall and skeleton frame support systém, where the skeleton frame is used ih the underground floors, and the wall support systém is used in the higher floors.
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Apartment building with student dormitories on Freedom square in Brno
Válková, Klára ; Klimecký, Martin (referee) ; Gerö, Jiří (advisor)
The bachelor's thesis is based on an architectural study developed within the subject Architectural Design Studio [AG034]. The subject of the design is the new construction of an apartment building complex together with dormitories for students on the territory of the Lerchova compound, which is located on a sloping plot of land in the Freedom square in Brno. The design consists of two blocks, block A and block B. Block A has five floors above ground and is divided into a part where there are dormitories used for short-term accommodation and a part of housing units. On the ground floor there are spaces for rent with the possibility of commercial use. Block B, used only for short-term accommodation of students in dormitory cells, has four above-ground floors. On the ground floor of block B, there are common rooms for students, such as the library and study room. Both blocks are connected by the first underground floor. In total, block A provides accommodation in 20 flats with an area of 2+kk , studios 2+kk, 3+kk and 4+kk and accommodation for 112 students. Block B has accommodation for 72 students. From the point of view of materials, block A has the shape of an irregular letter U, the longer side of which copies Lerchova Street; the shorter side allows residents a view of Kraví hora and the surroundings of the Masaryk district. Two corners are taken from the total volume of matter, from the second above-ground floor to the fifth, towards Kraví hora. These removed masses serve as balconies. Block B has a rectangular shape. Two parts are taken from the total mass of the building, which serve as common balconies of the cells. Both blocks are covered with a green roof. The color of the facade of both blocks respects the colors of the surroundings of Freedom square. The facade of block A is complemented by aluminum slats with wood imitation in the module, which is located in the layout of the revitalized square. The proposal discusses the construction of a complex of two buildings, as well as the connection to the adjacent area of Freedom square. As part of the project documentation, block A is addressed.
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Vancouver - Affordable Housing Challenge
Pleštilová, Tereza ; Klimecký, Martin (referee) ; Gerö, Jiří (advisor)
The subject of this work was the preparation of project documentation consisting of the building permit documentation, documentation for the execution of the construction and the design of the architectural detail. The Bachelor thesis is based on the architectural study developed as a part of the course AG035studio work. The main idea behind social housing in Vancouver is to create affordable housing primarily for young people, whether individuals, couples, or families. The goal of the new housing design is to maximize the use of unbuilt and especially ballast plots near the city centre, attractive to the young generation that is lacking in Vancouver downtown. This need corresponds with the site plan which is derived from a maple leaf, the symbol of Canada, stylized into a pentagon. Addition of right angles creates a landform of variable use that can be easily placed on vacant lots even of irregular shapes. The proposed complex of three apartment buildings is located in the city of Vancouver, Canada, in a local neighbourhood of Mount Pleasant. The subject site is located south of the city centre and the site is easily accessible due to the well-developed public transportation and frequently used bicycle network. The proposal addresses both the building and the connection to the adjacent neighborhood. A total of three buildings of varying heights are proposed. The lowest is five storey and the heights escalate to the tallest seven storey building. The taller buildings stand on corners and visually exposed locations. There are four residential units proposed on each storey of the residential buildings, with the exception of the first storey offering rentable spaces. In total, sixty residential units are proposed, fifteen of which are of the 3+kitchen corner type and the other forty-five of the 1+kitchen corner type. The project documentation of the Bachelor's thesis deals with the apartment building A located in the north of the site.
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Guesthouse
Strnadlová, Magdalena ; Vaněk, Vojtěch (referee) ; Struhala, Karel (advisor)
The subject of the master's thesis is to develop project documention for object, at the realization of building faze. The solve object is a guesthouse with 3 above ground floors and 1 underground floor. The building is designed at sloping terrain in picturesque village Čeladná. In the new builing is draft altogether 16 accommodation units with total capacity 36 individuals. The foundation structure is chosen in the form of foundation strips. The walls are masonery-like made from ceramic and concrete blocks. Ceilling constractions are projected as cast-in-place reinforced concrete ceiling. The objekt is covered by single-skin extensive flat roof. Each accommodation unit has a balcony. A terasse adjoins the restaurant on the ground floor. Insulation of the building is thought as contact system ETICS.
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Apartment house
Strnadlová, Magdalena ; Skřek, Daniel (referee) ; Donaťáková, Dagmar (advisor)
The subject of the bachelor thesis is to develop project documention for object at the realization of building faze. The solve object is a detached apartment building with 3 above ground floors and 1 underground floor. The building is designed at flat terrain in marginal, growing part of town Frýdek-Místek. In the new builing is draft altogether 5 housing units with diferent size and disposition with total capacity 12 individuals. The foundation structure is chosen in the form of foundation strips. The walls are masonery-like made from ceramic blocks. Ceilling constractions are projected as cast-in-place reinforced concrete ceiling. The objekt is covered by single-skin flat roof. In the first and second floor is over the hole east, south and west part balcony. In the ground floor is in the same position terasse. Insulation of the building is thought as contact system ETICS.
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