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Winery Lahofer Dobšice
Javorský, Tomáš ; Myslín,, Jiří (referee) ; Dýr, Petr (advisor) ; Kalousek, Miloš (advisor)
The goal of this work is to make a project of a new constructed winery building for the Lahofer Company in the village of Dobšice u Znojma. I have completed a study on this topic in the AG34 subject, which is extended by documentation for building permit and documentation for carving out the construction. The downhill land is located on the south slope of the current vineyards in approximately trapezoid shape. The instructions for the assignment including the manufacture part of the building with yearly output of 1,000,000 bottles a year, which is accompanied by a part of the building that serves as administrative as well as public space of the company that is followed by restaurant and accommodation facilities significantly influenced the entire construction project of the building. The main idea of the project is to create a compact monoblock, which is along its length separated onto a manufacturing part facing the street and the administrative part that is facing the wine yards and the entire manufacturing part of the building that is located along the entire length of the tract. Second floor of the building is extended out of the main volume. This extension created a terrace above wine yards along the entire length of the building, which also serves as a covered parking space for motor vehicles. The mass of the manufacture part of the building has been segmented into 9 gradually deforming gabled roofs with illuminated top parts of the roofs that directly follow to flat roof of the non-manufacturing part of the building. This way I have created a motive of traditional gabled roofs followed up by the wine cellars that is typical for South Moravia. An outside staircase from perforated sheet of tin completed the mass of the object with motives characteristic to the traditional folk costume. The staircase and the other metal parts are in contrast to the wooden parts of the building in the utility part of the building and in the durable concrete facade of the object.
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TOWN HOUSE IN A COMPACT CITY, OLD BRNO
Adamcová, Kateřina ; Todorov, Petr (referee) ; Kiszka, Josef (advisor)
The subject of the bachelor‘s thesis is the design of a town house in the locality of Old Brno. The work builds on a previous urban study, which addressed the issue of the future of the assigned locality. The design of the building reflects the current requirements for family living, housing for singles and a co-housing form of housing. At the same time, it opens up to the public with semi-public and public spaces and connects to surrounding areas of various kinds. It creates a new cultural point of the locality on the street corner and the inner part of the newly designed monoblock is left to the public greenery. Following this fact, a non-traditional form of house communication is chosen, the outdoor gallery corridor, which opens into a green courtyard. The result of the design is, on the one hand, a modern town house with a functional ground floor and, on the other hand, an apartment building with residential balconies.
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Winery Lahofer Dobšice
Javorský, Tomáš ; Myslín,, Jiří (referee) ; Dýr, Petr (advisor) ; Kalousek, Miloš (advisor)
The goal of this work is to make a project of a new constructed winery building for the Lahofer Company in the village of Dobšice u Znojma. I have completed a study on this topic in the AG34 subject, which is extended by documentation for building permit and documentation for carving out the construction. The downhill land is located on the south slope of the current vineyards in approximately trapezoid shape. The instructions for the assignment including the manufacture part of the building with yearly output of 1,000,000 bottles a year, which is accompanied by a part of the building that serves as administrative as well as public space of the company that is followed by restaurant and accommodation facilities significantly influenced the entire construction project of the building. The main idea of the project is to create a compact monoblock, which is along its length separated onto a manufacturing part facing the street and the administrative part that is facing the wine yards and the entire manufacturing part of the building that is located along the entire length of the tract. Second floor of the building is extended out of the main volume. This extension created a terrace above wine yards along the entire length of the building, which also serves as a covered parking space for motor vehicles. The mass of the manufacture part of the building has been segmented into 9 gradually deforming gabled roofs with illuminated top parts of the roofs that directly follow to flat roof of the non-manufacturing part of the building. This way I have created a motive of traditional gabled roofs followed up by the wine cellars that is typical for South Moravia. An outside staircase from perforated sheet of tin completed the mass of the object with motives characteristic to the traditional folk costume. The staircase and the other metal parts are in contrast to the wooden parts of the building in the utility part of the building and in the durable concrete facade of the object.
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