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Res Publica: ANNEXION / Brno – Římské náměstí (Roman´s Square)
Musálek, Filip ; Chládek, Pavel (referee) ; Nový, Vítězslav (advisor)
This diploma thesis deals with possibilities of designing contemporary buildings in the historical context of the city center. Emphasis is placed on the urban integration of new volumes into the current structure of the city and the place with its genius loci. The result of the design should be houses with a character and clear layout, using high-quality materials, especially with different forms and modifications of the plaster that is typical for the construction industry in Central Europe. The suggestion is the author's answer to the question of a "normal house" in the city center.
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New South District and its Connection to Svratka
Boček, Adam ; Hybská, Bohumila (referee) ; Sedláček, Michal (advisor)
The subject of the thesis is a part of the South Center of Brno. After a long period of time, the locality is starting to "wake up to life", thanks to the fact that after a few decades it was finally decided on the fate and location of the Central Station. Thus, it is expected to expand the city in a southern direction. Then incorporate adjacent areas to the center. The thesis follows the project from 2018, the subject of which was the design of an urban concept of a territorial unit defined by Opuštěná Street, the Lower Railway Station, the Svratka River and the planned new urban class located on the visual axis of Cathedral (st. Petr and Pavel). Therefore, the thesis deals with the architectural study of a part of this area, situated near the river Svratka, on the border of the newly emerging city embankment. It is a multifunctional block, with predominant use for housing with 136 apartments for about 450 inhabitants. This block is further divided into 3 buildings, which have two underground floors providing technological background, and parking spaces for the entire multifunctional block. Further, the architectural study focuses on one of these polyfunctional block objects and processes it in more detail. The building of the residential building, called "A" in the study, provides a total of 47 apartments. And in the ground floor of the building there are rentable spaces for various uses. The effort of the proposal was to create quality living in a unique location on the waterfront and provide the inhabitants with a view of the Svratka River and the park on the opposite bank, even though it is almost in the city center.
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Slovene National Theatre in Ljubljana
Pivoňková, Dagmara ; Bajger, Oldřich (referee) ; Kynčl, Jakub (advisor)
The plot for a new theater is in historic centre of Ljubljana and it is defined by block of existing buildings. I designed theatre with 3 variable scenes – one for 500 spectators, two for 100 people each. In addition i propose the theatre square – big exterior arena. The proposed building is an ending of urbanictic axe, that is why it has shape of monumental gate. The gate is oriented to the south, so i covered the fasade with huge fotovoltaic sreen, that is collecting electric energy during the day and shining this energy out during the night as a big city culture screen..
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Theatre of Slovácko III.
Kučera, Vít ; Pekár, Pavel (referee) ; Galeová, Nicol (advisor)
This master thesis aims to offer complex evaluation of currently inadequate and unsatisfactory conditions of the theater in Uherské hradiště. The main subject of this thesis is the design of a new theater building, including its placement and connection to the urban organism. The author offers a vision of a new use for the currently oversized bus station, provided that the long-term plans of the town of Uherské Hradiště are realized. The new solution includes an adequate bus station, a parking building and, last but not least, a park with a generous theater.
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City apartment house Klíčova
Foltýnová, Michaela ; Mléčka, Jan (referee) ; Šindlar, Jiljí (advisor) ; Krupicová, Jana (advisor)
New city apartment house is located in the center of Brno, incorporated into older apartment buildings on the Klíčova street and partly on the Zvěřinova Street, near the Křenová street, Olomoucká street a Tržní street. It is a monolithic reinforced concrete skeleton, founded on piles, with five aboveground floors and one underground floor, finished by a flat roof. The house is separated by four entrances to units. Each of these units contains a specific type of flat and house is fully wheelchair accessible. In the house there is a underground parking, service areas and flats. Behind the house there is a recreational area for residents of the house. This house is interesting because of interior design and attractive location, especially thanks to the position in the city center, easy accessibility and pleasant surroundings near the river Svitava and a adjacent alley.
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Vision for SVIT
Zemánková, Jasna ; Daniel,, Peter (referee) ; Marek, Jiří (advisor)
The SVIT tannery complex in Velké Meziříčí was demolished in 2008. Since then the area that is next to the Balinka river and close to the historic city center has no use. The thesis analyses the characteristics of the place, solves the connection to the surroundings, defines possible functional use and describes the vision for the complex. The aim of the thesis is to propose one of the buildings (library) in the complex in detail. The work could be used as a topic for a public discussion about the development of the territory for the inhabitants and municipal council of Velké Meziříčí.
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Breda, the old department store
Mlýnková, Petra ; Mašek, Radomír (referee) ; Marek, Jiří (advisor)
ABSTRACT The diploma thesis project deals, as its name suggests, with a former department store, so called „The old Breda“, which was built between 1927-28 in the then capital of Austrian Silesia, the Opava City. The department store is an architectural masterpiece, you will hardly find another department store of this kind in the whole of former Czechoslovakia. In 1972, it was declared a cultural monument. Today, we can understand it as an accurate testimony to what the city of Opava was a hundred years ago, how it has gradually changed and what it is like today. The building and its fate is also a frequently mentioned topic for the Opavans themselves, as the building itself reminds them of pleasant feelings and memories of the experience of its space. In this context, the central space under the dome, illuminated by glass-concrete blocks, is often inflected by people. Together with stained glass windows, lighted display cases and the creaking wooden steps of a large staircase, it offers visitors a truly unique atmosphere and moment. The reason why the building itself leaves a strong trace of nostalgia in each person is quite obvious and indisputable. It is a building of immense architectural quality, which the Silesian native from Krnov, known as the Viennese architect Leopold Bauer, offers to the local people through his work. Although there is no doubt that Bauer was a genius in his field, which I was able to see again and again during my research, we must not forget the fact that the whole project was possible to happen only thanks to the wealth and initiative of David Weinstein, businessman and owner of Breda & Weinstein company. However, Weinstein did not enjoy the building and its fame for very long and if you look at the time, the place and context and the fact that Weinstein was of Jewish descent, you will find out the reason why. The cruel fate thus befell his family, as did almost all Jews at the time (not only) in Opava. In 1945, during the Ostrava-Opava operation, Opava was almost completely reduced to ashes, and after the war, there were this time Germans who were to be completely expelled from Czechoslovakia. At that time, the building was called German because Breda and Weinstein spoke German. This was followed by privatization and the associated further changes in the property and also layout of the building. In 1994, in addition to the misfortune, the building was acquired „for sale“ by the local bussinesman Kolek, which meant a way to Breda to complete destruction. There was even a fire, which blackened the dome‘s otherwise light concrete. Since 2012, when the house was closed and taken out of operation, it has only fallen into disrepair. It was also in insolvency proceedings. However, in the eyes and hearts of the proud Opavans, the building still leaves strong recognition and feelings that did not allow the building to be abandoned, people put pressure on the politicians from the city for a long time, until in December 2021 the ciity approved the purchase of the building. However, this step opened up more and more questions and problems. Nobody knows what to do now. There is no intention. It is only clear that the reconstruction will be very costly. With my work based on analyzes from the last semester and studying the data of available research, I try to show the city how it could handle the building.
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Riverside House
Muzikářová, Veronika ; Žalmanová, Petra (referee) ; Nový, Vítězslav (advisor)
The object of this bachelor thesis was to connect the riverside area with the city and to design a new apartment building complex. The urban concept divides the area into various units which use benefits of the location and the river. Primary goal was to lower the river bank hence provide a better connection with surroundings. New riverside will provide an area which could be used for new apartment buildings. These buildings will be set up on platforms, which will ensure a decent view from the river.
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Genius loci and the new urban structure
Nossek, Radim ; Erben, Adam (referee) ; Pavlovský, Tomáš (advisor)
The city of Trebic is one of a kind. It brings togehter two elements, a medieval architecture and beautiful nature of numerous valeys that pierce the city at many places. This relationship is creating a romantic views that occures as we walk through the city. The projected structures reacts to its surroundings and in the middle of the new city district flows uncovered Stareckas stream. This newly designed urban valey is connecting new bus terminal with the city center.
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Completion of the city block - Křížová street
Tymová, Romana ; Kaštánková, Jana (referee) ; Františák, Luboš (advisor)
The Bachelor's thesis deals with the elaboration of an urban study including the surroundings of Mendlovo náměstí in Brno, especially the area that extends in the south. This area is called Kras. A part of this brownfield includes the area, where our proposed completion of city blocks will be located. Completion will be oriented to Křížová street. This thesis also contains an architectural design of two selected town houses.
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