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Office building
Závacká, Petra ; Barnat, Jan (referee) ; Bajer, Miroslav (advisor)
The final product of my thesis is a design of a bearing steel construction with conjugated concrete-steel elements horizontally attached to an administrative building. The thesis contains a desing of an administrative building with a parking garage which are connected. The administrative building has 8 floors and the parking garage with the connecting part has 4 floors. The height of the floor in all objects is 3,5m in 1.NP. From 2.NP up each floor has a height of 3m. The administrative building has a rectangular shape with dimensions of 36 x 48 m. The parking garage is of similar shape with dimensions of 30 x 54 m. Both buidlings are joined in an angle of 33 deg. The height of the administrative building above ground is 26, 475m. The height of the parking garage above the ground with the connecting part is 12,795m. The structure is made up of articulated beams stored in the column. Composite cross section is stored on girder hinge. The design of both objects is stiffened by vertical wall braces the transverse and longitudinal directions. Roofs are a mixture of objects for a specified period. The office building is located atrium measuring 12 x 24m. Atrium roofing is made by steel structure with glass panes. Cladding will consist of building glass facade.
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Multi-storey building
Jetonický, Pavel ; Puchner, Josef (referee) ; Sýkora, Karel (advisor)
The subject of the master´s thesis is the design and assessment of the static load-bearing steel structure office building. It is an eight-storey building with a floor plan and dimensions 54x15m. The proposal has three variants. In one of them a steel frame with a hinge attached elements. These are the pillars, beams, trusses, joists and purlins, which are coupled with trapeze plate and thereby secure the stability of the position in the horizontal direction. The steel structure is placed between the reinforced concrete towers.
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Load Bearing Structure of Community Centre
Balázs, Ivan ; Pilgr,, Milan (referee) ; Barnat, Jan (advisor)
The aim of the master´s thesis is to design a load bearing steel structure of a community centre in accordance with architectural requirements. The structure consists of a main aisle and two extensions beside. The length of the structure is 62 m, the width 42 m and maximum height 15 m. The main load bearing elements of the structure are transversal restrained columns and truss roof beams. The roof beam for the main aisle is made up of tubes and arched. The lower and upper beams of roof beams for the extensions are straight. The distance between the main columns in 12 m. The purlins for the main aisle are truss structures with arched lower beam, the purlins for the extensions have straight lower beams of truss. There is a storey in the extensions. The structure of ceiling consists of girders and interlocked concrete plate in trapezoid metal plate. The structure is designed for the district of Brno. It is designed in accordance with the ČSN EN 1993 standard.
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Office and logictic building
Navrátil, Ondřej ; Ing. Michal Štrba. Ph.D. (referee) ; Pilgr, Milan (advisor)
Design of a steel supporting structure for one-storeyed hall based on ground plan of 60 x 80 m, clear height 10 m and total height 13,3 m. In the front part there is along the whole widht designed two-storeyed skeleton structure penetrating into the hall. From the second floor rods supported frontal part which exceeds ground plan by 2 m and on the right side is closed by pre-set cylindric structure with radius 8,6 m which covers the right frontal corner of building. The cylindric structure is around its perimeter distanced max 3,6 m from hall grand plan and is supported by posts. Both spaces had saddle roof with 8% slant, gutter edge in height 11,6 m, top line in height 12,8 m. Walls are around perimeter closed by horizontal atic in height of 13,3 m. Shape and dimensional design, load specification – stady, utility, climacic load. Calculation of imide forces and further static dimensioning of the main supporting elements and selected details. Elaboration of design documentation (dosposition, production drawing of the anchorage plan, details definited by project supervizor).
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Load-bearing timber structure of a storey house
Junková, Karolina ; Šmak, Milan (referee) ; Straka, Bohumil (advisor)
The subject of my bachelor´s thesis is design and static assessment of timber load-bearing structure of a storey house. The object has three floors - first floor, the second floor and attic. The dimensions of ground plans is 14,7 x11,1 meters and the house is 11 meters high. The frame load-bearing structure off wall is formed by wall panels where joist are stored. The truss is designed as a system of purlins. The building is located in Slavkov u Brna climatic loads are solved for this location.
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The reconstruction of a storage object
Morcinková, Eliška ; Šmak, Milan (referee) ; Štrba, Michal (advisor)
The aim of this bachelor’s thesis is a reconstruction of the administrative building in Třinec. The work is divided into two parts: the design and assessment of a timber roof on the ground plan 16 × 21 m and steel supporting structure for the extension of the administrative building on the ground plan 8 × 16 m. The roof frame consists of 22 trusses with the axial distance 1 meter. The steel structure consists of two supporting frames connected to floor beams between them which create with the concrete plate composite steel and concrete structure.
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Information Centre
Kovář, Jindřich ; Štrba,, Michal (referee) ; Barnat, Jan (advisor)
This bachelor thesis is concerned with the static project and the consideration of the carrier steel construction of the information centre that means the two-storeyed building with the 24 x 24m extent. The project is solved by two options. In both cases, the steel basis with components united by articulated joints is concerned. These are pillars, supporting joists and ceiling beams that are composited with a concrete desk so that they ensure the position stability in a horizontal direction. The both options differ from each other by the position stability method in a vertical direction. In the first case, the vertical clamps avoid the deformation. In the second case, two frame constructions are designed for both yawing directions. The result was the choice of the first method that is discussed in a more detailed way further.
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