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Greenery of public spaces in new residential areas (residential areas on the outskirts of the cities)
Horká, Julie ; Kyselka, Mojmír (referee) ; Otruba, Ivan (referee) ; Urbášková, Hana (referee) ; Wittmann, Maxmilian (advisor)
In the current post-industrial society, with increasing requirement of sustainability, greenery significantly participates in the spatial, operational and functional organization of the urban environment. The first part of the thesis introduces relationship between formation and structure of greenery in an urban environment from the historical point of view. Elements of greenery in an urban environment and on its margins filled a variety of functions: from productional and aesthetical to the recreational and ecological. Green areas have also gradually become an important public space. In the current urban environment, areas of vegetation arise mainly in the form of recultivation of post-industrial areas, adjusted smaller parks, greenery of business and entertainment centers, or greenery of residential units. The thesis is focusing on the last mentioned type, which should be in the closest coexistence with residential environment and on the possibilities of creating eco-residential units, which can become a substitute /or at least one of the possible options/ to mono-functional residential zones emerging on the outskirts of our cities and in the open countryside and act against the ongoing suburbanization and its negative effects. The text of doctoral thesis is trying to find qualitative aspects of greenery which supports the creation of living, attractive and sustainable public spaces. Comparison and evaluation of selected examples from abroad /Austria, Germany, Holland/ and also from the Czech Republic brings us the definition of the necessary and optimum qualitative properties of greenery in public, but also semi-public spaces of residential complexes. These examples of good practice may be used - as a whole or in parts – as inspiration for the development of residential projects in the Czech Republic, either in preferred brownfields areas or in carefully selected areas of new development. The final chapter emphasizes the inseparability of the creation of public spaces and greenery in residential areas from the sustainable development of the area in terms of a penetrable and compact city.
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Critical Analysis of Residental Properties and a Prediction of its Development
Válková, Hana ; Števanka, Ladislav (referee) ; Škapa, Stanislav (advisor)
The master´s thesis was chosen based on two main reasons. The first one was the importance of this issue as it concerns all of us. The second one was the fact that according to the gathered information, I would be able to give a qualified advice to the others concerning the housing. The residential market cannot be assessed individually; many factors that influence it must be taken into consideration. Its development depends on the economic situation of the state and the favorable development in the world that impacts the whole society. The prosperity of the state has an impact on other markets as well, especially the building market, employment and wages of the citizens. Furthermore, this influences the demand, prices and the overall development of the residential market. The aim of this paper is to predict the future market development, considering all the factors that affect it. The model scenarios are based on retained knowledge, information, data and facts. I tried to process this work clearly and understandably so that it would be beneficial not only to the professionals but to everyone interested in buying a new home.
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Analysis of the property market – Břeclav, Brno, Blansko, Hodonín
Myslíková, Nikola ; Matras, Tomáš (referee) ; Škapa, Stanislav (advisor)
The diploma thesis „Analysis of the property market – Břeclav, Brno, Blansko, Hodonín” examines and describes current situation on the market. The target of my diploma thesis is to evaluate the data in the district of Břeclav, Brno, Blansko and Hodonín that affect supply and demand in the property market. There are especially indicators describing the natural conditions, job market, purchasing power of the population, the environment, transport infrastructure, etc. The next aim of my thesis is subsequently evaluated these indicators considering for selected types of real estate market and comparing the data above mentioned districts. This thesis is dealing with data resources, including data collection, classification, segmentation and its following evaluation. Necessary information regarding the selected factors were obtained from the Czech Statistical Office.
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Lesser Town of Prague in the Light of the Inspection Protocol of the Theresian Cadastre of 1726
Fúrová, Pavlína ; Ebelová, Ivana (advisor) ; Hojda, Zdeněk (referee)
(in English): The practical part of this Bachelor's thesis is focused on making accessible of Inspection Protocol of the Theresian Cadastre from 1726 for the part of Prague called Lesser Town as a computerized database. The database should be useful for wide groups of researchers, who are interested in social, economic, demographic issues of Prague in the 18th Century or in its art-historical, especially building development. In the theoretical part is shortly outlined the development of the oldest czech cadasters, the situation in Lesser Town of Prague after Thirty Years' War and the distinctive position of lateral rights. The aim of following chapters is briefly summarize various types of data, which are recorded in the Inspection Protocol. In each chapter I made an attempt to set a trend, which can be noticed thanks to obtained data, especially for Lesser Town. More detailed analysis of data, which could some readers miss, would exceed the extent of Bachelor's thesis. My personal thoughts of this research are mentioned at the end of each chapter and also are outlined at the end of the work.
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Housing as a lifestyle - housing estates in Prague and in Bratislava
Kovaříková, Tereza ; Czumalo, Vladimír (advisor) ; Šmied, Miroslav (referee)
Annotation: In my thesis, I would like to discuss the development of housing estates in Prague and in Bratislava. The earliest settlement in Prague was built at Zelená liška (" Green Fox") in the years 1954-55. For the first housing estate in Bratislava the experimental residental complex on Rajčianská ulice ("Rajčianská street", 1958-1961) is considered. The new built settlement, was presented as a new, idyllic and socialist housing. Housing estates should solve the housing crisis, but rapid and inexpensive construction declined on quality. Former builders gave 40 years servise life. In practise, however, the idea of the reality of the past, yet prafab used today. Title is Housing as a lifestyle - housing estate in Prague and in Bratislava Keywords: architecture prefab housing, panel construction, housing development, urban prefab housing, new socialist city
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Housing as a lifestyle - housing estates in Prague and in Bratislava
Kovaříková, Tereza ; Czumalo, Vladimír (advisor) ; Pech, Milan (referee)
In my thesis, I would like to discuss the development of housing estates in Prague and in Bratislava. The earliest settlement in Prague was built at Zelená liška (" Green Fox") in the years 1954-55. For the first housing estate in Bratislava the experimental residental complex on Rajčianská ulice ("Rajčianská street", 1958-1961) is considered. The new built settlement, was presented as a new, idyllic and socialist housing. Housing estates should solve the housing crisis, but rapid and inexpensive construction declined on quality. Former builders gave 40 years servise life. In practise, however, the idea of the reality of the past, yet prafab used today. Keywords: architecture prefab housing, panel construction, housing development, urban prefab housing, new socialist city
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Lesser Town of Prague in the Light of the Inspection Protocol of the Theresian Cadastre of 1726
Fúrová, Pavlína ; Ebelová, Ivana (advisor) ; Hojda, Zdeněk (referee)
(in English): The practical part of this Bachelor's thesis is focused on making accessible of Inspection Protocol of the Theresian Cadastre from 1726 for the part of Prague called Lesser Town as a computerized database. The database should be useful for wide groups of researchers, who are interested in social, economic, demographic issues of Prague in the 18th Century or in its art-historical, especially building development. In the theoretical part is shortly outlined the development of the oldest czech cadasters, the situation in Lesser Town of Prague after Thirty Years' War and the distinctive position of lateral rights. The aim of following chapters is briefly summarize various types of data, which are recorded in the Inspection Protocol. In each chapter I made an attempt to set a trend, which can be noticed thanks to obtained data, especially for Lesser Town. More detailed analysis of data, which could some readers miss, would exceed the extent of Bachelor's thesis. My personal thoughts of this research are mentioned at the end of each chapter and also are outlined at the end of the work.
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Housing as a lifestyle - housing estates in Prague and in Bratislava
Kovaříková, Tereza ; Czumalo, Vladimír (advisor) ; Pech, Milan (referee)
In my thesis, I would like to discuss the development of housing estates in Prague and in Bratislava. The earliest settlement in Prague was built at Zelená liška (" Green Fox") in the years 1954-55. For the first housing estate in Bratislava the experimental residental complex on Rajčianská ulice ("Rajčianská street", 1958-1961) is considered. The new built settlement, was presented as a new, idyllic and socialist housing. Housing estates should solve the housing crisis, but rapid and inexpensive construction declined on quality. Former builders gave 40 years servise life. In practise, however, the idea of the reality of the past, yet prafab used today. Keywords: architecture prefab housing, panel construction, housing development, urban prefab housing, new socialist city
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The Prague's Petřiny
Kovaříková, Tereza ; Czumalo, Vladimír (advisor) ; Pech, Milan (referee)
The Prague's Petřiny Abstract In this bachelor's work I will pursue development and history of the housing estate Petřiny in Prague. Construction took place between years 1959 and 1969. Main architects were Evžen Benda and Vojtěch Mixa. The dominant building of the Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry of Academy of Sciences of the Czechoslovakia Republik, built in year 1964 by Karel Prager, become a part of this housing estate. In the 90s was thought about finishing of the construction of the estate Petřiny. Between years 1994 and 1998 come into existence compound Hvězda by architect Vlado Milunić. This housing development finishs the estate Petřiny and with the compound Hvězda form general urbanistic's conception. Key words: housing development, estate, housing estate, housing construction, high-rise block, urbanism.
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