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Dancing School Brno
Dutka, Tomáš ; Teplý, Vladimír (referee) ; Odvárka, Antonín (advisor) ; Pěnčík, Jan (advisor)
The Bachelor´s thesis is based on the project, that was made on the 6th semester of Bachelor´s degree. The theme of assignment is new building of dancing school, which is located on plot in area Brno-Zabrdovice. It is a gap site on the corner of streets Milady Horakove a nd Prikop. The building is a four-floor building contain one basement floor. In this basemend floor is a parking lot for personal and visitors and a extensively technical facilities. Ground floor contains representative spaces of dancing school with a conference room and sanitary facilities. Also there is a cafe with facilities, foyer, multifunkcional hall and part with a dressing rooms for performers. On the first floor there is a dancing classes, learning classes, cabinets for teachers and sanitary facilities. Second floor is basicly same, but above multifunkcional hall is terrace. Form of designed object reacts to place, where it is situated. It is a simple rectangular mass creating a missing stable corner of mentioned streets. On the object is designed a lamela facade, which allows variable shading each parts and premises of building from rush and noises of street Milady Horakove. Dancing school is a appropriate solution of building, because there is a couple educational institution close by like kindergartens, elementary and high schools, grammar school and college.
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New scene of the Beseda House in Vyškov - neoplasm in a historical setting
Skrušný, Petr ; Plášil, Jiří (referee) ; Boháč, Ivo (advisor)
The plot is located in the very center of the town of Vyskov, in the perfect connection of the main pedestrian hub on Masaryk Square. This is an extension of the loose gap following the shield facade of the existing house of the house. The orientation of the parcel is northeast. The plot is located on the pedestrian passage through the main square, where I create a park with a paved area. The new building is adjacent to the parish church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, a baroque chateau and an object of the shopping center. The proposed object stops the vacant loop with the slate wall of the existing beseda house, creating the corner between Kostelní street and the pedestrian corridor from Masaryk square. The building itself has 5 above-ground floors, with terraced ramps to the raised corners of the building with the possibility of using roofs. The building is a structural reinforced concrete skeleton with monolithic beams and stiffening cores. The façade is a double-ventilated solution with internal glazing and an outer sheath made of stone, semi-transparent blocks mounted on metal frames. The construction is based on a base plate with feet under the support pillars. To prevent the foundations of the existing house of the house from being interrupted, the pillars of the pillars are separated by two meters from the house and the individual boards are monolithically insulated. The construction height of the floor is 4.5 m. 4 m clearance height 0.5 m floor composition for keeping the floors connected and connecting the old building with the new building. In the connecting part of the existing building there is a reconstruction and modernization. The connection of both objects is by means of a rubber expansion joint. The technical background of the building is located at the site of the building. The heating of buildings is solved by means of an air heat pump located on the roof with both air heating and cooling function. As an additional heating system there is an electric underfloor heating, which is a suitable solution due to the location of the photovoltaic power plant on the roof. The air exchange is solved by means of recuperation. The outlets are led by a shaft into individual floors, where they are led by the technical part of the building and then projecting in the soffit. Water heating is solved by solar panels located on the roof of the building with the possibility of water heating by electric energy. The produced energy is stored in the tanks and then distributed to the building. Rainwater is drawn into the sewer and is not used in any way. Escape routes are the main staircase with a fire safety lift, a staircase with a lift for the halls and the existing vertical communications of an existing house. Public lighting is designed with the illuminated joint of the front facade of the building, which creates a pleasant light effect. Parking space is provided in the vicinity of the building on Masaryk Square, next to the parks and the nearby parking spaces.
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Leisure Center - Mojmire
Knichal, Filip ; Žalmanová, Petra (referee) ; Šindlar, Jiljí (advisor) ; Kacálek, Petr (advisor)
This bachelor thesis is based on my architectural study, which was made in the third year of the academic year 2018/2019. The main task for this study was to design a leisure center for children, youth and adults in the cadastral district of Mojmírovo náměstí, in Brno – Královo Pole. The aim of this thesis is to elaborate the study to the level of documentation for building permition and documentation for construction. The plot is located in a gap site between a 5 storey new residential building with a flat roof and a 2 storey historic building with a saddle roof. In the surroundings there are mostly 5 storey apartment buildings together with the original historical development of family houses. A design of the leisure center tries to respect the height levels of the surrounding buildings and their spatial zoning. The ground plan does not exceed the depth of the surrounding buildings and the surrounding buildings are not shielded. The structure is 4 storeys, without basement, oriented to the east and west side, based on the space of the gap site. It contains two independent functional units: a leisure center and a hall with commercial space. The proposed building with a garden can be used for leisure activities, cultural and social events, and it will also expand the insufficient capacity of the classrooms and the premises of the Košinova elementary school in the morning. In the afternoon, the building, including the garden, will serve as a public meeting point. The idea was to create a multifunctional building for the needs of the local community. The leisure center in this place has its merit, because it is located right on Mojmírovo náměstí in the center of the action and the large garden is connected to the elementary school Košinova. The idea of the study was in the maximum glazing of the facade, which will reflect various greenery on the square, so it will also be open to the community, thanks to its transparency. The structure of the building is monol
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Condominium Minska street, Brno
Vosyková, Magdaléna ; Elešová, Klára (referee) ; Dulenčín, Juraj (advisor) ; Matějka, Libor (advisor)
The subject of the bachelor thesis is the design of condominium in Brno Žabovřesky. The condominium in Minská Street is located in an extremely tight gap site created after the demolition of the original village house. The solved gap site is very lucrative, it has besides the excellent accessibility of recreational areas, a very good connection to the transport infrastructure and, therefore, very good connection with the center and the main transport route. The object is designed to fit very well despite the modern appearance into the surrounding area, which has a disunited character, style and height level. It is a six-storey residential building with one underground storey and five above-ground floors, where there are 4 luxury apartments and 2 small commercial spaces on the ground floor. A total of 7 private parking spaces are located in a quiet garden.
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LIBRARY plus - Multiporpouse Building with Library
Marečková, Kateřina ; Foretník, Jan (referee) ; Kristek, Jan (advisor)
A new architectural centre for Brno is created, including a library in which, instead of the books, the rooms are to be found. The books are stored in a robotic storage tower, enabling delivery to every floor. This opens up completly free movement for the visitor, without dependence on where the book is stored. The rooms are composed irationally on purpose. This creates unexpected correlation, visual axis and fragmentation of space. The walls are dividing lines and borders between different visual experiences. Materials are put into new context, altering their character.
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Mixed-use building
Hort, Martin ; Struhala, Karel (referee) ; Jelínek, Petr (advisor)
Diploma thesis describes the design and processing of project documentation of the multifunctional building. The multifunctional building is located in the central part of the town Náměšť nad Oslavou. The building has 4 floors. It is partly cellared building with flat roof and walkable terraces. This building is consisted of 2 functional parts, the first part is designed for living and the second one is designed for contact with the customer. There are shops and offices. The first floor is wheelchair accessible. In the basement there is a technical background of the building and cellars for housing units. In this multifunctional building we can find 13 residential units and five offices. All of the floors are connected with staircase and lift. The Carpark and the private garden with playground are also part of this residential area. This building is based on concrete blocks. Load-bearing, peripheral walls and connecting walls are made of ceramic blocks. A monolitic ceiling construction is the combination of the iron and the concrete. Two types of insulation are used in peripheral walls. The first one is called ETICS, external thermal insulation composite system, made of polystyrene. The second type of insulation is facade cladding system where the main insulation layer is made of mineral wool. The insulation layer is replaced by XPS polystyrene where facade is in contact with the ground. Facade cladding panels are made of cement and wood fibers called Cembrit.
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Student Apartment Building
Vodička, Jan ; Drobníček, Ladislav (referee) ; Menšíková, Naděžda (advisor) ; Šuhajda, Karel (advisor)
Four-storey student apartment building fills a corner vacant lot in a compact city block. It’s placed on a busy street. Situating a café and a shop in the ground floor and a main entrance facing a tram stop is beneficial both for attracting passing people and for an easy access of residents. The volume composition is based on an analysis of the surroundings. It keeps the local height-level of the highest apartment buildings. There is a school-building right next door which has been kept in spatial dominance. The volume of the building is created with two intersecting blocks, each with different height – this creates a psychological tension in the corner position. The façades composition is based on two levels of scale; one is derived from a typical old apartment buildings’ window size and the second has its origin in the neighbouring school built in functionalistic style. There is a glass suspended façade preventing noise from outside to come in. It has a great impact on the building’s architecture. The building exterior is monochromatic with an exception of a few red-painted anchors holding the glass façade. The student apartment building’s design emphasizes a social contact between the residents. These can meet in a backyard, in a common room in ground floor, in a multilevel lounge with access to a roof terrace or simply on an exterior gallery connecting their flats.
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The GAP in Brno
Cvrčková, Aneta ; Horký, Jan (referee) ; Palaščák, Michal (advisor)
The bachelor's thesis deals with the architectural design of a building in a gap in the historic center of Brno. The selected land is located in Františkánská Street. The space is formed by a corner connecting the space called Římské náměstí with the street towards Masarykova street. The new building is complemented by a city block. Its height respects the scale of the surrounding buildings. The building contains thirteen new housing units and areas of civic amenities. The sun exposure had an important influence on the design, which is the basis for the size of the transparent areas and the overall layout of the interior layout. The mass follows the historical buildings and at the same time is designed to correspond to the development tendencies of today's architecture.
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LABORARTORY BRNO
Merta, Jakub ; Marek, Jiří (referee) ; Palacký, Jiří (advisor)
Gallery of art, design and architecture with a focus on exhibiting spatial objects, sculptures and architectural models. Exhibition halls are designed as a public space, which culminates in the 4th floor, where the terrace with statues and the café are. Admission is based on donations. Economic support of the gallery provide workshops and accommodation. In the part of workshop sis area for creative work. The large terrace is situated at a height comparable to that of the Moravian Square. A visitor to the terrace gets exposed to contact with the square and park Koliště while away from busy roads. The entire building is extra glass facade opens into the corner toward the Moravian Square. The facade becomes a showcase of activities taking place inside as well as the terrace becomes an attraction for passers-by.
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