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Apartment building
Bílek, Zdeněk ; Nespěšný, Ondřej (referee) ; Pěnčík, Jan (advisor)
The subject of the bachelor's thesis is the elaboration of the project documentation of an apartment building in Vyškov. The building has four floors above and one underground floor. The building has thirteen housing units. Each of the apartments on the fourth floor has its own terrace. The floors from the basement to the fourth floor are connected by a staircase and an elevator shaft. In the basement there is a cellar, bicycle shed and warehouse. There are twenty-one parking spaces on the plot, twenty of which are common and one for people with reduced mobility and orientation. The vertical load-bearing walls of the above-ground part are made of aerated concrete fittings. The underground part of the building is solved by lost formwork. Horizontal load-bearing structures are prefamonolithic. The roof is flat single skin.
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Auto center VW Mikulov
Kováčik, Branislav ; Bílek, Zdeněk (referee) ; Dýr, Petr (advisor)
The aim of this bachelor's thesis was to create documentation for a building permit and documentation for the construction of a building, the basic compositional and architectural design of which is based on a previously processed architectural study within the subject AG033 - Atelier of production buildings. This is a design project of the Volkswagen Group Autocentre in Mikulov. The specified land intended for development is located in the westernmost part of the town of Mikulov in the cadastral territory of the town of Mikulov, it is an industrial zone of the town. The surrounding buildings are largely made up of low-rise large-scale buildings, production halls, storage facilities or agricultural buildings and their accessories. Within the zoning plan, the area adjacent from the south side to Jiráskova Street is listed as a brownfield. The shape of the land predetermines the proposed construction of the longitudinal shape of a deep character, as the land is stretched in the north - south direction and has the shape of a gradually narrowing trapezoid. The terrain is slightly sloping and descends to the south. From the south side, a wastewater treatment plant is adjacent to the solved area. The bachelor's thesis also deals with the solution of the external modifications of the area, including transport infrastructure, stratification and the number of parking spaces. An essential part is also the distribution and character of the upper and lower greenery, the location and shape of the areas intended for demonstration vehicles. Last but not least, the work deals with the solution of engineering networks within the technical equipment of buildings and technical infrastructure, management of waste, etc. The proposed building respects the floor plan delimitation of the land, primarily by maintaining the parallelism of the perimeter walls with these boundaries. The central element of the mass composition is an extravagantly designed ellipse used as the main exhibition space, opened by a large-area rounded glazing into the entrance area of the exterior. The remaining masses of the building are formed by blocks of different height levels, which achieves the compositional principle of gradation. The completely monotonous mass of the production hall is broken in each field by a massive skylight encircling the building along the entire perimeter of its section. The building has premises for warehousing, administrative activities, exhibition premises, technical facilities and premises belonging to professional workplaces of car mechanics. All material segments of the building are interconnected by internal passages. The whole building has a purely industrial character, which is based on the character and purpose of use of the building and has a connection with the automotive industry. The main materials used in the construction of this building are structural steel, concrete and thermal insulation perimeter panels. The façade emphasizes the essence of the ellipse, which is largely-glazed, while the storage and production areas are hidden in the rear and their visual layer is formed by sheet metal in gray, respectively. white color.
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Auto center VW Mikulov
Kováčik, Branislav ; Bílek, Zdeněk (referee) ; Dýr, Petr (advisor)
The aim of this bachelor's thesis was to create documentation for a building permit and documentation for the construction of a building, the basic compositional and architectural design of which is based on a previously processed architectural study within the subject AG033 - Atelier of production buildings. This is a design project of the Volkswagen Group Autocentre in Mikulov. The specified land intended for development is located in the westernmost part of the town of Mikulov in the cadastral territory of the town of Mikulov, it is an industrial zone of the town. The surrounding buildings are largely made up of low-rise large-scale buildings, production halls, storage facilities or agricultural buildings and their accessories. Within the zoning plan, the area adjacent from the south side to Jiráskova Street is listed as a brownfield. The shape of the land predetermines the proposed construction of the longitudinal shape of a deep character, as the land is stretched in the north - south direction and has the shape of a gradually narrowing trapezoid. The terrain is slightly sloping and descends to the south. From the south side, a wastewater treatment plant is adjacent to the solved area. The bachelor's thesis also deals with the solution of the external modifications of the area, including transport infrastructure, stratification and the number of parking spaces. An essential part is also the distribution and character of the upper and lower greenery, the location and shape of the areas intended for demonstration vehicles. Last but not least, the work deals with the solution of engineering networks within the technical equipment of buildings and technical infrastructure, management of waste, etc. The proposed building respects the floor plan delimitation of the land, primarily by maintaining the parallelism of the perimeter walls with these boundaries. The central element of the mass composition is an extravagantly designed ellipse used as the main exhibition space, opened by a large-area rounded glazing into the entrance area of the exterior. The remaining masses of the building are formed by blocks of different height levels, which achieves the compositional principle of gradation. The completely monotonous mass of the production hall is broken in each field by a massive skylight encircling the building along the entire perimeter of its section. The building has premises for warehousing, administrative activities, exhibition premises, technical facilities and premises belonging to professional workplaces of car mechanics. All material segments of the building are interconnected by internal passages. The whole building has a purely industrial character, which is based on the character and purpose of use of the building and has a connection with the automotive industry. The main materials used in the construction of this building are structural steel, concrete and thermal insulation perimeter panels. The façade emphasizes the essence of the ellipse, which is largely-glazed, while the storage and production areas are hidden in the rear and their visual layer is formed by sheet metal in gray, respectively. white color.
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Auto center VW Mikulov
Pírová, Pavlína ; Bílek, Zdeněk (referee) ; Dýr, Petr (advisor)
MIKULOV NA MORAVĚ, CAR CENTER, VOLKSWAGEN, KINGSPAN, SHOWROOM, WAREHOUSE, SERVICE, ŠKODA, AUDI, SEAT, REINFORCED CONCRETE SKELETAL SYSTEM, GLAZED FACADE SYSTEM, EXTENSIVE GREEN ROOF
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VUT Technology Transfer Center
Walková, Michaela ; Bílek, Zdeněk (referee) ; Dýr, Petr (advisor)
The bachelor´s thesis is based on the subject AG035, in which a study on the topic of the VUT TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER CENTER was carried out. In this thesis, the already mentioned study is expanded to include documentation of DSP and DPS. The proposed new construction is located in Brno in the Královo Pole district adjacent to Technická and Kolejní streets and is situated within the Pod Paláckého Vrchem campus of BUT. Concerned area is surrounded by a garden settlement on the north-west side, and other surrounding housing development consists of the structures of the aforementioned campus. The assignment was to create a center in which flexible rentable production cells and laboratories would be located. The “shell and core” principle is recommended, i.e. equipping structures with a basic service core, while additional equipment should be easily replenishable according to the needs of the particular user. It will be a testing and verification center that would be funded by the EU resources. Administration part is also on the premises. With its mass, the building resembles the letter U, which creates a yard for supplying individual cells. The supporting system is a ferroconcrete skeletal system and the building is covered with a flat vegetated roof over the administration and a flat roof with installed solar panels over the production cells. The proposed buildings seem fully integral, but at the same time it is still notionally divided into individual functional units.
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Family winery Plchut Mutěnice
Fiľová, Alžběta ; Bílek, Zdeněk (referee) ; Dýr, Petr (advisor)
The bachelor's thesis deals with the design of the new building of the Plchut family winery in Mutěnice. It is based on the architectural study developed earlier in the subject AG032 Studio of Architectural Design II. The proposed building is located on the outskirts of the village of Mutěnice, near the wine cellars of Mutěnické búdy. The building is located in the upper part of the sloping land and is connected to the local road, parking spaces are planned in front of the building. The structure of the winery consists of two elongated single-story parts with a flat roof and two two-story parts using an attic under a sloping roof. The building has no basement, but one part is partially embedded in the slope. Wine production is concentrated in three wings around an enclosed courtyard, with staff facilities and administration in the attic. In the fourth part emerging from this mass, there is a wine shop, a tasting room and in the attic accommodation in two double apartments. The structural system of the object is a wall system. The construction is based on plain concrete footings. The ceiling structures are made of prestressed Spiroll panels with a reinforced concrete ring. The vertical structures are made of masonry from polished Porotherm ceramic blocks, the wall adjacent to the ground is made of monolithic reinforced concrete. The roofing of one-story production buildings consists of a flat single-skin extensive green roof, in two-story buildings a slanted two-skin roof with over-rafter insulation and ceramic roofing, supported by a wooden truss, is used. The production part is clad with a ventilated facade with cladding from Cembrit fiber cement boards, the representative part for visitors is plastered with fine-grained plaster coated with white silicone paint.
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Family winery Plchut Mutěnice
Tušlová, Klára ; Bílek, Zdeněk (referee) ; Dýr, Petr (advisor)
The subject of the bachelor thesis is the design of the new building of the Plchut family winery in Mutěnice. The work is based on a previously developed study in the subject ag032 – studio of architectural creation ii. The proposed building is located in the wine region in the village of Mutěnice in the district of Hodonín. Vinařská street runs along the southern side of the property, where there is a paved road. There is a railway line near the road, which is oriented in the direction of Mutěnice - Zaječí. The plot itself is located on the northwestern slope of zadní hora at an altitude of 183 m above sea level. The plot is in the shape of a five-sided polygon with an area of 4,548 m2. Part of the plot on the south side is half flat, the middle of the plot is slightly sloping and the northern part has a relatively large elevation. The entrance to the plot is possible from Vinařská street or from the paved road along the western side. The structure of the winery consists of four building units, with alternating heights and types of roofs. The production part consists of two buildings that are connected into one unit with separate entrances to the individual parts. This part is entirely single-storey and its elevation is considerable compared to the other part of the winery. The second part, which is smaller in size, is used for representation. It consists of two buildings, one is two-storey and the other one-storey with an accessible terrace. In the representative part there is a wine shop, tasting room, administration, accommodation for 4 people, sanitary facilities and entrance to the second floor. The structure has no basement. The ceiling above the 1st floor is made of prestressed ceiling panels with a thickness of 200 mm. The roof of the building consists of two gable roofs and a flat roof, which is partly covered with vegetation and partly designed as a wooden terrace. The vertical structures are made of Porotherm ceramic ground fittings.
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Family winery Plchut Mutěnice
Smržová, Tereza ; Bílek, Zdeněk (referee) ; Dýr, Petr (advisor)
The topic of this bachelor thesis is the design of a new family winery Plchut in Mutěnice. The design is based on the project developed in the course Architectural design 2 (AG032). The building is located on a plot of land on the north-western edge of the municipality of Mutěnice, on Vinařská street. The area is a well-known wine-growing region and a frequent destination for wine tourism. Above the mentioned land are situated vineyards. The land itself is sloping, the slope rises gently from the south-east to the north-west side. The surrounding buildings are mostly wineries. The type of soil is arable land. It is a grassed area without building and trees. Bellow the land is a road, railway and a cycle path. The building consists of two parts. The public or also social part serves mainly for the visitors of the winery, i.e., for tasting and buying wines. The apartments for visitors, administration and facilities for the winery staff are also situated here. The second part of the building is the production part used for the processing of grapes and wine production. These two parts contrast with each other in shape and facade. The production part has only a simple cuboid shape with a wooden cladding facade. This part only has one floor with a flat green roof. The main intention for the production part was a simple layout that will connect the individual rooms according to their purposes. The rooms are therefore arranged in the same order as the wine production progresses. The public part has two floors and has a gable roof with a pitch of 34°, which is approximately the optimum pitch typical of rural buildings. The facade of this part is made up of facade plaster, which should on the surface resemble concrete. The front of the building is glazed. Part of the gable is paneled with burnt wood. The back side is also paneled with burnt wood. The shapes and facades of both parts are intended to represent their function and by whom they will be used. The winery part is therefore designed as a simple shape, as it essentially is a production building. On the other hand, wine production is linked to nature, so the building is complemented by a natural element - wooden paneling. On the contrary, the public part uses a gable roof as a typical element of rural buildings, as it is a representative part of the whole building. However, as this is a space where visitors from cities will come to buy and taste the local wine, the facade of this section is intended to represent urban life - with a facade imitating concrete.
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Family winery Plchut Mutěnice
Mahdalík, Jakub ; Bílek, Zdeněk (referee) ; Dýr, Petr (advisor)
THE ASSIGNMENT OF THE BACHELOR'S THESIS IS THE DESIGN OF THE NEW BUILDING OF THE PLCHUT FAMILY WINERY IN MUTĚNICE, IN THE SOUTH MORAVIA WINE REGION. THE BACHELOR'S THESIS IS BASED ON THE STUDY WHICH WAS DEVELOPED WITHIN THE SUBJECT AG032. THE OBJECTIVE OF THE ARCHITECTURAL STUDY WAS TO IMPLEMENT THE DESIGN OF THE WINERY WHICH INCLUDED AN ADMINISTRATIVE FACILITY AND A PRODUCTION FACILITY. THE GOAL OF THE BACHELOR'S THESIS IS TO DEVELOP THIS STUDY AND DEVELOP PROJECT DOCUMENTATION AT THE STAGE FOR BUILDING PERMIT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF CONSTRUCTION. THE ALLOCATED LAND IS LOCATED ON THE WESTERN EDGE OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF MUTĚNICE IN THE SOUTH MORAVIAN REGION. THE DESIGN IS DIVIDED INTO TWO INDEPENDENT OBJECTS. ONE OF THE OBJECTS IS A PRODUCTION HALL FOR WINE PRODUCTION. ADMINISTRATION AND ACCOMMODATION ARE LOCATED IN THE SECOND BUILDING. THE DESIGNED OBJECT RESPECTS THE EXPRESSION OF THE SURROUNDING LANDSCAPE AND IS DESIGNED IN RELATION TO THE ARCHITECTURAL EXPRESSION OF THE VILLAGE. OBJECT OF THE PRODUCTION HALL IS ONE FLOOR. PRODUCTION AND WAREHOUSES ARE LOCATED HERE. THE YARD OFFERS A PLACE FOR PARKING, HANDLING AREA AND SPACE FOR A FILLING LINE. THERE ARE 3 ENTRANCES DESIGNED TO THE BUILDING OF PRODUCTION. THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING IS GROUND FLOOR WITH ONE UNDERGROUND FLOOR. THE FIRST GROUND FLOOR IS USED FOR THE PRESENTATION AND SALE OF WINES, FOR ACCOMMODATION IN TWO APARTMENTS AND FOR ADMINISTRATION. THE UNDERGROUND FLOOR IS USED FOR THE ARCHIVING AND TASTING OF WINES. THERE ARE FACILITIES FOR THE PREPARATION OF SMALL REFRESHMENTS, A TECHNICAL ROOM AND TOILETS TOO. ONE SUPPLY ENTRANCE IS PROPOSED TO THE LOT. THE PARKING LOT AND THE ENTRANCE TO THE SOUTH OF THE PROPERTY SERVE FOR VISITORS. THE AREA IS DESIGNED TO BE BARRIER-FREE.
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Multifunctional building - Brno
Bílek, Zdeněk ; Vaněk, Vojtěch (referee) ; Eliáš, Luboš (advisor)
The subject of the thesis is the development of a multifunctional building project on the corner of Vídeňská street in Brno. The building has six floors with two underground floors with a collective garage for parking. On the first floor there are commercial spaces. The following floors are used for administrative purposes. The building is skeletal, based on piles. The infill masonry is made of aerated concrete. From the second floor, the perimeter of the building is designed as a light outer shell. There is one other building attached to the building, which also serves administrative purposes. At the same time, it fulfills the function of an entrance. The roof of the building is single-skinned from a modified asphalt strip.
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