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Townhouse
Baková, Erika ; Smola, Jaroslav (referee) ; Ležatka, Lukáš (advisor)
This master's thesis focuses on a complex architectural and urban design of a multifunctional urban block in the historic center of Brno at the level of architectural study. The project aims to harmoniously integrate new buildings into the historical context of the city and respect the surrounding urban fabric. The proposal addresses the completion of an existing urban block and the creation of a new urban block between Veveří and Kounicova streets, thus creating a new Závodní street. The design preserves a memorial tree as a key element of the public space; the facade of the building steps away from it, creating a public space of a piazzetta with the memorial tree as the focal point. As part of the blue-green infrastructure, new greenery is integrated into the streets, and buildings with flat roofs have vegetated roofs with photovoltaic panels designed. The architectural solution includes two underground floors for parking, a ground floor with an active commercial ground floor with shops and a supermarket, and five above-ground floors with residential units. The last above-ground floor is set back from the rest. The urban design focuses on slowing down busy traffic and puts pedestrians in a dominant position. The architectural design respects the character of the area and combines traditional forms with a modern appearance. The structural solution of the building combines a reinforced concrete skelet system with a ceramic wall system. The project exploits the potential of land use and brings up to 399 new residential units ranging from 1+kk to 4+kk, with higher standard apartments on the last setback above-ground floor.
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Variable conference hall on ČKAIT in Prague
Hudečková, Miriama ; Hrabec, Josef (referee) ; Šindlar, Jiljí (advisor) ; Pěnčík, Jan (advisor)
In my bachelor thesis I´m focusing on technical aspect of architectural studies, which was elaborated in a summer term of third class as a studio focusing on interior. Bachelor thesis provides drawing for Documentation for building permit and Documentation for the realization of construction. The topic is Variable conference hall in Prague, which should be used as a main hall for czech chamber certified engineers and technicians active in construction. An existing building is situated in Prague at Sokolská street, there are two parcels in the courtyard available to build this variable conference hall. Original building has only one small hall, which is not suitable because of a capacity. The aim of this project is to design a hall for 250 people, which will be connected to the original building without any collision. There has been changed holes, partition walls also floor and level of a first floor in the original building, which was necessary for smooth using of a conference hall. As a part of the project is to design also an associated rooms to a hall like reception in the original building, just in the entrance of the building and a dressing room just next to it. A next of important element of extension is a foyer situated on the ground floor and connects to the entrance hall. Access to a sanitary facilities is from a foyer across a small corridor. From a foyer there is an access to a catering and a library, which is situated in the original building. There is following the variable hall, where is the access to the room of a sound engineer. This room is reserved for a preparation for a speaker, to store a chairs, technical facilities of the building and also a necessary fire escape to the neighbor parcel. Foyer continues to the second floor, where we can find a shop, here experts mostly meet the others. From a second floor of the foyer is possible to entre to the gallery situated just above a main hall.
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Vancouver - Affordable Housing Challenge
Sekajová, Barbora ; Klimecký, Martin (referee) ; Gerö, Jiří (advisor)
The bachelor's thesis is based on an architectural study developed within the subject Studio of Architectural Creation [AG035]. The subject of the proposal is the new construction of an apartment building complex with parking in the city of Vancouver, Canada. The land to which the proposed building belongs is located in the Downtown district, near George Wainborn Park and the Granville Bridge. This is an area intended for residential and mixed use. The lower part of the building is elevated, rows of columns are bearing the weight of the residential building, creating an option of walking underneath the structure. Each floor is divided into 6 parts. The northern module forms the communication core of the building. A typical residential floor consists of, apart from the communication core, 7 residential units. The entrances to the individual apartments are located along the atrium through the living room. Clockwise, with the floor plan oriented to the north, these are the housing units in the following order: two 1+1kk, four 1kk & 2+1kk. The total number of residential units is 86. The building includes underground parking for residents and employees of the building. The main entrance is designed from the north side, a vestibule was created here, serving as a public space with benches and grassy areas with trees. Two circular reinforced surfaces are created, connected by paths, which complement the object compositionally. The basic plan shape is a hexagon. This geometric shape provides the possibility of division into modules, thus creating the flexibility of the building. Sharp geometric shapes are complemented by organic balconies that wrap around the form. Repetitiveness is broken by cut-outs, forming community facilities scattered around the building. The center of the building holds an atrium surrounded by a ring of built-on gallery, single-arm staircases rise and fall through the atrium, creating dynamics. The building is covered with an extensive green roof, the dominant material of the facade is concrete, combined with aluminum windows and cream-colored railings. As part of the project documentation, half of the object SO.01 is addressed.
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Variable conference hall on ČKAIT in Prague
Hudečková, Miriama ; Hrabec, Josef (referee) ; Šindlar, Jiljí (advisor) ; Pěnčík, Jan (advisor)
In my bachelor thesis I´m focusing on technical aspect of architectural studies, which was elaborated in a summer term of third class as a studio focusing on interior. Bachelor thesis provides drawing for Documentation for building permit and Documentation for the realization of construction. The topic is Variable conference hall in Prague, which should be used as a main hall for czech chamber certified engineers and technicians active in construction. An existing building is situated in Prague at Sokolská street, there are two parcels in the courtyard available to build this variable conference hall. Original building has only one small hall, which is not suitable because of a capacity. The aim of this project is to design a hall for 250 people, which will be connected to the original building without any collision. There has been changed holes, partition walls also floor and level of a first floor in the original building, which was necessary for smooth using of a conference hall. As a part of the project is to design also an associated rooms to a hall like reception in the original building, just in the entrance of the building and a dressing room just next to it. A next of important element of extension is a foyer situated on the ground floor and connects to the entrance hall. Access to a sanitary facilities is from a foyer across a small corridor. From a foyer there is an access to a catering and a library, which is situated in the original building. There is following the variable hall, where is the access to the room of a sound engineer. This room is reserved for a preparation for a speaker, to store a chairs, technical facilities of the building and also a necessary fire escape to the neighbor parcel. Foyer continues to the second floor, where we can find a shop, here experts mostly meet the others. From a second floor of the foyer is possible to entre to the gallery situated just above a main hall.
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