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TRANSFORMATION OF THE POST-INDUSTRIAL AREA OF MODETA JIHLAVA
Trlicová, Martina ; Doležel, Martin (referee) ; Havliš, Karel (advisor)
The city-planning and architectural study of the bachelor thesis is focused on the transformation of the former Modeta textile factory into a multifunctional complex in connection with the city center. The factory is situated in the middle of the Silver Valley on the bank of Jihlávka River in close proximity to the Jihlava Zoo. The thesis focuses on integrating the complex into the city's structure, making it more accessible and creating new links to the other parts of the city with a reflection on the future interconnection of the Modeta complex with the zoo. The thesis covers defining a new building plan that transforms the former textile factory building with unused potential into a social multifunctional center providing diverse possibilities how to spend time there and making the place interesting for visitors and local residents as well. The study also includes the adaptation of the outdoor space and the incorporation of new outside elements for enhance the importance and quality of the entire Silver Valley area.
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TRANSFORMATION OF THE POST-INDUSTRIAL AREA OF MODETA JIHLAVA
Kotlabová, Anna ; Doležel, Martin (referee) ; Havliš, Karel (advisor)
The subject of this bachelor thesis is the area of the textile factory Modeta in Jihlava, which is in the direct neighborhood of the zoo. The location of the Stříbrné Valley and area around the Jihlava River are near the historic city center. It has a great potential for development. In the urbanistic part, the thesis deals with the attractiveness of the space for the inhabitants and visitors, the permeability of the whole area and the appropriate connection to the surroundings. The architectural part solves the design of a multifunctional social center for locals and tourists. The center offers a restaurant, a café, multifunctional halls, a coworking area, a public workroom, an extensive exhibition area and an accommodation.
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TRANSFORMATION OF THE POST-INDUSTRIAL AREA OF MODETA JIHLAVA
Trlicová, Martina ; Doležel, Martin (referee) ; Havliš, Karel (advisor)
The city-planning and architectural study of the bachelor thesis is focused on the transformation of the former Modeta textile factory into a multifunctional complex in connection with the city center. The factory is situated in the middle of the Silver Valley on the bank of Jihlávka River in close proximity to the Jihlava Zoo. The thesis focuses on integrating the complex into the city's structure, making it more accessible and creating new links to the other parts of the city with a reflection on the future interconnection of the Modeta complex with the zoo. The thesis covers defining a new building plan that transforms the former textile factory building with unused potential into a social multifunctional center providing diverse possibilities how to spend time there and making the place interesting for visitors and local residents as well. The study also includes the adaptation of the outdoor space and the incorporation of new outside elements for enhance the importance and quality of the entire Silver Valley area.
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TRANSFORMATION OF THE POST-INDUSTRIAL AREA OF MODETA JIHLAVA
Kotlabová, Anna ; Doležel, Martin (referee) ; Havliš, Karel (advisor)
The subject of this bachelor thesis is the area of the textile factory Modeta in Jihlava, which is in the direct neighborhood of the zoo. The location of the Stříbrné Valley and area around the Jihlava River are near the historic city center. It has a great potential for development. In the urbanistic part, the thesis deals with the attractiveness of the space for the inhabitants and visitors, the permeability of the whole area and the appropriate connection to the surroundings. The architectural part solves the design of a multifunctional social center for locals and tourists. The center offers a restaurant, a café, multifunctional halls, a coworking area, a public workroom, an extensive exhibition area and an accommodation.
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