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The urban development of city Brno, locality Brno-Žebětín
Kratochvíl, Jiří ; Dominik, Vladimír (referee) ; Herzan, Radovan (advisor)
My diploma thesi´s is proposing a new solution for a redevelopment of a former agricultural area and it surroundings which is located in between a residential area Kamechy and Zebetin. The area is outlined by Kamechy from the north, main road Hostislavova from the west, another main road which is going to be build in future based on an urban plan of city Brno from the south and by a natural monument Pekarna and a equestrian zone from the east. The main goal of my proposal is a radical improvement of accessibility and empowering the interconnection with city life. The proposal consists of recreational zones, buildings, equestrian zone and residential buidlings. Very influential element of the proposal is a river Vrbovec which runs throught the area in a east-west direction. The whole stream channel is proposed as a tranquility area which contains today´s greenery and is also going to be improved be a new outplanting of trees and plants in general.
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The urban development of city Brno, locality Brno-Žebětín
Fučíková, Jana ; Dominik, Vladimír (referee) ; Dominik, Vladimír (referee) ; Herzan, Radovan (advisor)
The aim of the Master’s thesis is a new utilisation of the former collective farm and its surroundings. The area is located in the town district of Brno – Žebětín and comes under the areas of brownfield of Brno. The purpose of urban design was to create a functional living organism that will respect the needs of society in this area, the values, topography, existing development and will be adequately connected to the transport and technical infrastructure. The resulting solution is to revitalize the Vrbovec Stream crossing the area and thus forms an imaginary axis around which all activities take place. The central part of the area is a large central space that serves to relax and also to take place various cultural events. The central area connects the existing settlement Kamechy with a suburb of Žebětín and is connected to it by another footpath to the entire territory. Being another important element of the area, the current zone of greenery will be enriched with newly planted leafy trees.
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Revitalization and Renewal of the Town of Velké Němčice
Trlicová, Martina ; Vacková, Michaela (referee) ; Havliš, Karel (advisor)
The diploma thesis deals with the design of a new sports and recreational complex in Velké Němčice. The goal is to create a leisure area with a suitable layout, attractive appearance and a wide range of possible activities to be done here. All of these matters would help to improve the public space of the township for its inhabitants and increase the attractiveness of the place for visitors. The thesis looks for suitable functional content for the area, presents proposals for newly built elements and gives an overall proposal for a new sports and recreational complex, which has to deal with the preservation of several existing objects. The individual diploma thesis was preceded by an collectively prepared project dealing with general analysis of Velké Němčice. The strategic plan for development of the township was created as an output of this project. Several goals were set out in the strategic plan. If these goals were fulfilled, it would help to restore and revitalize unsuitable public spaces, to find better use for buildings and to improve the overall image of Velké Němčice. The project did not bring a specific solution to individual problems, but inspired solutions and new perspectives on the issue were presented here. One of these ideas of the strategic plan considered the possibility of creating a new sports and recreational complex. At this point the individual diploma thesis follows up on the project. The thesis deals with the preparation of an urban-architectural study of the defined area and the creation of a new sports and recreational complex. The solved area is logical and functional divided into individual zones with mutual interconnection of these zones and the creation of a new comprehensive public space serving for various activities. In addition to these urban tasks, the thesis also touches on the architectural design of newly designed buildings.
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Špica/ Brno, Nové sady 49°11'20.3"N 16°36'29.4"E
Podešvová, Klára ; Turcovský, Štefan (referee) ; Marek, Jiří (advisor)
The subject of this thesis is a design of an urbanistic concept of a city block in Nové sady and design of a new city hall for Brno city on the newly formed street corner. Firstly, an analysis of the area is done to form the information foundation for the design itself. Secondly, an urbanistic concept is made, which respects and follows the character of the surrounding housing development. Finally, the city hall itself and its surroundings are designed.
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The Viticulture Sekt Jan Petrák,Kobylí
Minárová, Tereza ; Erben, Adam (referee) ; Pavlovský, Tomáš (advisor) ; Sedláková, Markéta (advisor)
The subject of this Bachelor thesis is a design of an operational facilities for winery Sekt Jan Petrák. Operational facilities include wine related recreational facilities with wine tasting facilities and an accommodation. The area of interest is located in the center of the cadastral territory of Kobylí village (Břeclav district), in a traditional rural countryside. The construction site copies the shape of bented rectangle and is mostly flattened. The only exeption is the southeast part of the site, which is slightly decreased. The shorter side located in the southeast adjacents to a road and creates simultaneously a border of the site. There is an existing two-story house with a close-couple roof (will be replaced with a new one), with a wine shop and an office of the owner. The second house is located in the courtyard. It is an original agricultural one-storey house (also will be replaced with a new one), with a close-couple roof. The building is currently used for a production of sparkling wine. Last but not least, there is a garden in the southeast part of the site. Newly constructed objects will be a substitute for the original two, which are in a bad technical condition. The condition doesn’t correspond to the current requirements for operating functions. The wine production will be dislocated outside of the village due to the current spatial plan of Kobylí village. The newly planned functional use of both objects is to preserve the function of the wine store and its facilities and at the same time to create additional storage spaces. Both buildings will fulfill the recreational function of accommodation for guests with wine tasting facility.
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THE ARCHEOLOGICAL MUSEUM - REBUILDING OF ST.HYPPOLITS AREAL IN ZNOJMO
Pomykalová, Andrea ; Plášil, Jiří (referee) ; Boháč, Ivo (advisor)
This thesis presents the use of the uppermost place in Znojmo - Hradište . The objective was to create a center of archeology at the heart of Hradiště with connection to cycling and walking routes , but also attract visitors and revive the whole Znojmo. Archeological museum needs three functions ( research, culture , recreation) that complement each other . The main gist of the division is the fact that cultural are is created by research but used by recreational areas. There are designed three buildings , each of which has a different function. In account is the historic environment and the overall concept of settlement. The area is designed with the aim of developing and transferring nature of philosophy from archeology to architecture. Buildings in the south notionally closed top shape and follows on shape neighboring monastery.Division into two units allow connection of streets Mašovická and Křižovnické . Schematic plan view of the southern part of the site is designed with the recreational areas in shapes inspired by human bone under a microscope. Culture uilding located in the northern part of the site follows the curvature of the final contour . By using complementary cultural remains ( foundations ) Moravian stone church , the highlighted field . Inspiration unit is based on archaeological finds ruins . The building is divided into several unequal masses, each of which performs a specific function . Trying transcript archaeological finds in architecture is also designed in detail. The proportions of wall and grassy areas before entering the cultural building is inspired by the shape and proportions of the graves that were found at the Great Moravian Slavic necropolis .
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Eco-friendly tourism complex Strachotín – urban and architectural study.
Čížová, Gabriela ; Borecká,, Eva (referee) ; Urbášková, Hana (advisor)
The diploma thesis deals with the proposal of optimal functional and spatial use of the area for environmentally friendly tourism in Strachotín. The location is characterized by suitable natural conditions and land for quality vineyard management. That is why I propose a winery, a cider, a distillery, accommodation with a restaurant and a wellness area in the area. I elaborate the winery object and related accommodation in more detail. The most important object is the operation of the winery. The building dominates and interacts with the adjacent accommodation and restaurant building. Parts of the facade are designed as openwork ventilated facades that create the architectural character of the buildings.
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Reservoirs - Brno, Zluty kopec (Yellow hill)
Goncharenko, Anna ; Stýblo, Jakub (referee) ; Nový, Vítězslav (advisor)
The diploma thesis deals with the creation of a design for a new building of the center of contemporary art and architecture and the use of existing reservoirs on Yellow Hill in Brno with the possibility of changing their original function. The work deals with the possibilities of processing the original terrain and the connection of the proposed new buildings to existing reservoirs. Architecturally, it explores the possibilities of designing new buildings contextually with the current architectural expression of the surrounding buildings and past architecture. The current situation is that a beautiful architectural and engineering monument, such as the reservoirs on Yellow Hill, is practically closed to the eyes of ordinary people. Only one of the three reservoirs is open to visit - the oldest brick reservoir built in 1872. The main goal of my work was therefore to make the reservoir area accessible to the public and to give people the opportunity to visit all three reservoirs. To this end, it was necessary to design entrance pavilions and safe entrances to the reservoirs and to fill the reservoirs with a new function, because the reservoirs were terminated in 1997, when they were disconnected from the water supply network.
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