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Špica/ Brno, Nové sady 49°11'20.3"N 16°36'29.4"E
Zavadil, Ondřej ; Šandera, Lumír (referee) ; Marek, Jiří (advisor)
The aim of the proposal was to solve the development of an urban area on the corner of Nové sady and Úzká streets in the vicinity of the historic city center. In the design, I tried to create a large number of interior spaces with views of the surroundings, especially the main landmarks of the city such as Petrov and Špilberk. At the same time, a high dynamic building is created, which is the dominant feature and the jewel of the corner. The concept should bring to the locality not only the cultivation of the territory, but also the opening of space from the surrounding streets and the area in front of Little America thanks to the open parterre, which allows the entire town hall building to pass. Due to the easy walking distance from the city center, quality amenities, a large number of public transport stops, employees and visitors do not necessarily use the city office to transport cars, but in my proposal I count on underground parking under the city hall. I conceived the whole design as an effort to create a Brno jewel, which will not be a barrier but a connection of the surrounding streets.
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Design technology for the production of custom advertising article
Konečný, Lukáš ; Dvořáček, Jan (referee) ; Kalivoda, Milan (advisor)
The project worked out in the framework of the Bachelor's study presents a proposal of producing technology of an advertising article in shape of a razor blade made from stainless steel 316L, in jewellery commonly called surgical stainless steel. Expected batch production is 100 pieces. In the thesis is compared technology for the production on a knee-type CNC milling machine with a laser cutting machine. A production drawing of a razor blade is given as a material for manufacture. A part of this project is an economic evaluation and a conclusion of suggested technology.
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Jewel of the Bronze Age in South Bohemia: typo-chronological analysis, finding contexts, social context
NOVÁ, Alena
The aim of the diploma thesis is to provide comprehensive overview of the typological representation of jewellery from the Bronze Age in South Bohemia and try to analyse their structural representation in the finding context during the observed period. In the research part, the general definition of jewellery can be found. In the methodological part, the work futher focuses on descriptors. Based on that the critical analysis of the analysed assemblages is carried out. In the practical part, the hypothesis of possible deposition and traces of use is verified on a selected example of several annular jewels. Items from hoard and burial components are comperaed. Finally a syntesis of the acquired results is presented.
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Špica/ Brno, Nové sady 49°11'20.3"N 16°36'29.4"E
Zavadil, Ondřej ; Šandera, Lumír (referee) ; Marek, Jiří (advisor)
The aim of the proposal was to solve the development of an urban area on the corner of Nové sady and Úzká streets in the vicinity of the historic city center. In the design, I tried to create a large number of interior spaces with views of the surroundings, especially the main landmarks of the city such as Petrov and Špilberk. At the same time, a high dynamic building is created, which is the dominant feature and the jewel of the corner. The concept should bring to the locality not only the cultivation of the territory, but also the opening of space from the surrounding streets and the area in front of Little America thanks to the open parterre, which allows the entire town hall building to pass. Due to the easy walking distance from the city center, quality amenities, a large number of public transport stops, employees and visitors do not necessarily use the city office to transport cars, but in my proposal I count on underground parking under the city hall. I conceived the whole design as an effort to create a Brno jewel, which will not be a barrier but a connection of the surrounding streets.
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"Kaptorgas" in early Middle Ages
Feit, Jan ; Otavský, Karel (advisor) ; Novák, David (referee)
Presented BA thesis "Early medieval kaptorga" dealing with metal caskets which were worn on the neck by the women in the early medieval period and called by the archaeologists "kaptorgas".This work summarises available archeological material together with the published finds of kaptorgas from Bohemia and Moravia. Introductional part of the work dealing with questions of origin, purpose and social status of women which worn them. The main part of this work contains typology a complete register of kaptorgas sorted by archeoligical locality. Detailed description and style analysis accompanied with pictures is the other important part of this work. The relevant information are arranged in synoptical table.
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Jewel and Decoration in Art Education at Primary School
Dvořáková, Iva ; Skarlantová, Jana (advisor) ; Špičková, Kateřina (referee)
This thesis is focused on jewel and his placement in the art education at primary school. The theoretical part focuses on classification and function of jewel in general. It describes his development and monitors the changes of jewellery production from the beginning of the 20th century until now in the Czech Republic and foreign countries. In the theoretical part non-traditional materials used for jewel are described. There is also introduced the textile jewel as a part of jewellery made from non-traditional materials. The practical part includes two methodological art series and the concept of jewel is introduced to children through them. The thesis includes supplementary materials and photo documentation.
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Jewellery and its place in Art Education at elementary school
Svobodová, Michala ; Skarlantová, Jana (advisor) ; Kitzbergerová, Leonora (referee)
Svobodová, M.: Jewellery and its place in Art Education at elementary school/ graduation thesis / Prague 2011 / Charles University in Prague, faculty of Education - department of Art Education, p. 103 The theoretical background of this diploma thesis describes a brief history and development of the jewellery from the prehistoric times to the present days. It focuses mainly on the new history of production and jewellery design and tries to watch up the origin of author's jewel, mainly the trend of the non-traditional materials creation. In today's production, it presents a few alternative Czech designers and their work. Two creative successions that were realized with elementary school children are presented in didactical part. The last, creative section of the thesis presents author's own piece of work.
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Design technology for the production of custom advertising article
Konečný, Lukáš ; Dvořáček, Jan (referee) ; Kalivoda, Milan (advisor)
The project worked out in the framework of the Bachelor's study presents a proposal of producing technology of an advertising article in shape of a razor blade made from stainless steel 316L, in jewellery commonly called surgical stainless steel. Expected batch production is 100 pieces. In the thesis is compared technology for the production on a knee-type CNC milling machine with a laser cutting machine. A production drawing of a razor blade is given as a material for manufacture. A part of this project is an economic evaluation and a conclusion of suggested technology.
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Jewellery collection
KABÁTOVÁ, Klára
Thesis is divided into two parts, theoretical and practical which correspond together thematically. The common denominator is communication through art. Theoretical part is dedicated to current communication methods and historical influences on current relationship between society and art and represents artists, who use this dialog in their work. Practical part is dedicated to the communication itself through selected kind of artistic expression, the jewel. The practical part is being processed in a ceramic clay along with various auxiliary material.
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Jewel as evidence of medieval material culture
MARKOVÁ, Petra
This work deals with the portrayal of jewelry in material from 13th to 15th century. Based on foreign and czech scholar literature, metal and textile finds of museum and archeological nature. The Goal of this work is the basic knowledge of the jewelry during the high and late medieval and its influence of cultural history.
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