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B + B BARCELONA
Boleloucká, Alice ; Rudiš, Viktor (referee) ; Koleček, Ivan (advisor)
The subjekt of the project is the building of a new secondary school in Barcelona, the place, which is typical with his regular piles designed by architekt Cerda. I projected the building with the respect of the shape of site. My tendency was to not only make a educational building for students, but also the cultural and social centre for local inhabitants. The site is conceived as a small city, which invites passers-by to a visit. The pleasant scale factor stayed on.
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B + B BARCELONA
Růžička, Tomáš ; Rudiš, Viktor (referee) ; Koleček, Ivan (advisor)
Barcelona – Highschool Barcelona – Vallcarca Vallcarca is a city district with very special character, rugged topography, heterogenous social structure and two different scales of constructions. It is also an important pedestrian connection between park Güell and other city parks. Soon, its probable, that considerable changes will happen here. Except the highschool, the objective was to create on our land a quality public space for students and also for Vallcarca and if possible to reuse the building of the old school. The public square is surrounded by highschool building, used by Vallcarca inhabitants. New public passage between two levels is planned, for better connection between Güell and other parks. The hisgh school is planned as four pavillions with different height, connected between them by private courtyards or public street. Students animate the public space, walking among the school functions. The principal entrance is against the old school building, its an open-air vestibule, coverred by pergola. The height of pavillions reacts on the landscape and the scale of surrounding buildings. Inside, the pavillions are composed of two tracts – the classes and the gallery. Every pavillion has two stairs and the gallery is in contact with the courtyard. At the ends of gallerie are student loggias, used as entertainment space. The same purpose has the hall in the ancient stone mine. On the other side of the street, the old school building is used as restaurant, with its facilities in the new extension. The public space is limited on the south side by new construction of the library.
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B + B BARCELONA
Fabián, Ondřej ; Rudiš, Viktor (referee) ; Koleček, Ivan (advisor)
The proposal for place like the district of Poblenou is a great adventure. The blocks of the famous urban Plan Cerda closest inside in itself dramatic history of old industrial era, when they have called Barcelona " The Manchester Of Catalunya ". And here I ask myself the question. What does the word landscape in this environment? How to apply to old buildings and chimneys of the idea of the archetype of landscape? Is it just those elements that had nurtured almost all Catalunya? They can be roof now abandoned industrial buildings become something else? The new facade?A Sea? A Landscape ?
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B + B BARCELONA
Špániková, Katarína ; Rudiš, Viktor (referee) ; Koleček, Ivan (advisor)
The concept of design of secondary school in Barcelona responds to an existing build - up area, topography, to what was here, but sthe school system is different. The diversity of the environment I translate into surrounding of school, in every corner is taking place a different activity, a different movement.
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B + B BARCELONA
Látalová, Lucie ; Rudiš, Viktor (referee) ; Koleček, Ivan (advisor)
Four-and eight-year high school located in the heart of the Spanish city of Barcelona in place very easily accessible by public transport. Gymnasium is a direct result of an important transportation and cultural center of the city-Barcelona Diagonal, which turns on and binds both locally as well as conceptually and opens up to her room entrance and public inner courtyard. Expanding with new housing with the use of administrative costs in the current competition industriánímu character with a lot of production facilities and produces at a certain tension. Construction of a new high school significantly affects the position and will do so within the industrial district of the new feature. Whole quarter is undergoing rehabilitation and new construction of school it will enhance significantly. Architectural design Building footprint follows the historic buildings in the plan, "Cerda, trying to respond to the chaos inside the blocks and expanding modern world and shape it as clean and simple. Just as individual blocks form a mosaic plan Cerda and school as a whole offers a range of activities with a rich structure inside and works on similar principles. Relationship "and the whole" liberation shape and emphasis on the strength of a material without impairing the continuity of the whole city is a concept on which this project is based
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Základní souvislosti poptávky po Barceloně
Tatarinova, Daria
The aim of this bachelor thesis is to identify the influences on the inbound demand for Barcelona, which is one of the key tourist destinations in Spain. Both economic and non-economic factors affect inbound demand. Regression analysis and the method of least squares (OLS) were used to identify the factors influencing demand. The analysis results showed that there is a significant correlation between the average temperature at the destination and arrivals in Barcelona. The inbound demand was also significantly affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, which reduced the number of arrivals.
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Art inspiration by organic shapes of architect Antoni Gaudi
ŠIROKÁ, Tereza
The bachelor thesis named Art inspiration by organic shapes of architect Antoni Gaudí consists of two parts, a theoretical and a practical one. The theoretical part deals with the architect Antonio Gaudí, mainly his life and the times during which he was active and the original work he presented to the world. Next, the thesis deals with his main source of inspiration, nature. The practical part is partly based on the theoretical one. It is the realization of Gaudí's building through graphical methods.
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New Forms of Tourism and their Impact on Cities
Klicnar, Filip ; Balon, Jan (advisor) ; Šanderová, Jadwiga (referee)
This thesis charts the increasing volume and changing nature of tourism in Europe. It was allowed by the liberalization of air travel market (the emergence of Low-Cost Carriers), and by the emergence of sharing economy (Airbnb). Followed by these changes a new segment of tourists, who were described as independent travelers, emerged. The thesis focuses on the interaction of those three factors and their effect on urban space - thus on its socio- geographic, socio-economic and socio-cultural fabric. Because of Low-Cost Carriers, tourists and travelers are concentrated in several European cities - those which were able to accommodate its environment for these airlines. In the cities, tourism spread from the concentric zones of the city center to the zones of the inner city, where a new tourist industry was adjusted for independent travelers. This touristification deepens the process of gentrification and spatial inequalities. Because of Airbnb, the limited hotel supply in the city center was surpassed, and the accommodation sector was integrated into residential fabric of the inner city. Those touristified spaces of the city become socio-culturally heterogenic. However, with increasing costs of living in the inner city, this space is more and more socio- economically homogenous. Consequently,...
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New Forms of Tourism and their Impact on Cities
Klicnar, Filip ; Balon, Jan (advisor) ; Šanderová, Jadwiga (referee)
This thesis charts the increasing volume and changing nature of tourism in Europe. It was allowed by the liberalization of air travel market (the emergence of Low-Cost Carriers), and by the emergence of sharing economy (Airbnb). Followed by these changes a new segment of tourists, who were described as independent travelers, emerged. The thesis focuses on the interaction of those three factors and their effect on urban space - thus on its socio- geographic, socio-economic and socio-cultural fabric. Because of Low-Cost Carriers, tourists and travelers are concentrated in several European cities - those which were able to accommodate its environment for these airlines. In the cities, tourism spread from the concentric zones of the city center to the zones of the inner city, where a new tourist industry was adjusted for independent travelers. This touristification deepens the process of gentrification and spatial inequalities. Because of Airbnb, the limited hotel supply in the city center was surpassed, and the accommodation sector was integrated into residential fabric of the inner city. Those touristified spaces of the city become socio-culturally heterogenic. However, with increasing costs of living in the inner city, this space is more and more socio- economically homogenous. Consequently,...
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