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New detached house in Sadová
Okleštěk, Matěj ; Krupicová, Jana (referee) ; Bantová, Sylva (advisor)
This bachelor's thesis addresses the design of a new family house with a business facility, with the project documentation developed at the construction implementation level. The family house is located on a plot in the Sadová area of Brno and is conceived as a detached, partially basement structure with two above-ground floors. It includes a separate garage for the owner and five parking spaces for customers of the business facility. The house is intended for a family of five. Each part of the building has its own separate entrance from the northeast side of the plot and is separated by fencing. The shape of the plot is irregular with a slight slope from north to south. The ground floor (1st floor) of the family house primarily contains communication areas, while the second floor (2nd floor) serves as a quiet zone with living rooms predominantly situated to the south, ensuring adequate sunlight for the building. The basement (1S) will be used for storage purposes. The business facility will be used for the owner’s business, including a barber shop and a photographic studio. The vertical load-bearing walls are made of ceramic blocks filled with mineral wool (e.g., Porotherm T Profi), eliminating the need for external insulation of the entire building. The horizontal structures are monolithic reinforced concrete, and the entire building is founded on strip foundations, which will be stepped for the basement part. Both the family house and the business facility are covered with a flat, non-walkable roof. The facade of the two-story family house is finished with white silicone plaster with slate cladding elements between the windows, while the facade of the business facility is entirely clad in anthracite-colored slate.
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