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The experimental family house
Švorcová, Barbora ; Buchta, Stanislav (referee) ; Šmak, Milan (advisor)
The subject of the bachelor thesis is the design of an experimental residential house. The proposed structure has the form of a free-standing dome, which covers a building located inside. The area around the building under the dome creates space for an unconventional winter garden. The construction of the roof was designed and assessed in terms of geometry in two variants, in the shape of a geodesic and ribbed dome, with diameter 24 m and height 12 m. The considered material of the ribbed dome is glued laminated timber. In addition to the wooden one, the geodesic dome was also designed in a steel variant. Within the bachelor‘s thesis, the structural load, limit states and design of the main joints were dealt with. The house under the dome was considered in the form of a study of possible designs. In addition to the traditional light-frame construction, a structure made of panels of cross-laminated timber was also assessed.
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The experimental family house
Švorcová, Barbora ; Buchta, Stanislav (referee) ; Šmak, Milan (advisor)
The subject of the bachelor thesis is the design of an experimental residential house. The proposed structure has the form of a free-standing dome, which covers a building located inside. The area around the building under the dome creates space for an unconventional winter garden. The construction of the roof was designed and assessed in terms of geometry in two variants, in the shape of a geodesic and ribbed dome, with diameter 24 m and height 12 m. The considered material of the ribbed dome is glued laminated timber. In addition to the wooden one, the geodesic dome was also designed in a steel variant. Within the bachelor‘s thesis, the structural load, limit states and design of the main joints were dealt with. The house under the dome was considered in the form of a study of possible designs. In addition to the traditional light-frame construction, a structure made of panels of cross-laminated timber was also assessed.
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