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Single-family house
Vaňková, Ivana ; Berka, Pavel (referee) ; Donaťáková, Dagmar (advisor)
The aim of this bachelor thesis is to undertake a project documentation for the construction of a new single-family house which falls within the administrative area of Uherský Brod. The documentation explores a two-storey detached house suitable for four family members. The house has two floors, where each floor has a specific purpose. The first floor performs the social and technical function, whereas the second floor comprises the relaxation area. Two parking spaces are provided by the garage which is situated on the ground floor. The building is based on strip footings mounted by necks from lost formwork. Both vertical and horizontal structures are made of Porotherm structural brick construction system. A non-trafficable flat roof is chosen as a solution to the building´s roofing. The second recessed floor is covered by a shed roof that is pitched at 9 degrees. The drawing documentation of the thesis is processed in the AutoCAD software.
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Guest House
Revaj, Miroslav ; Donaťák, Vladislav (referee) ; Donaťáková, Dagmar (advisor)
Master´s thesis contain project documents of design building. It deals with new build guest house. It is situated in the town Brno - Bohunice. The building has got three floors, it hasn´t got basement and it has got flat roof.
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SEKT Winery Jan Petrák, Kobylí
Boháčová, Denisa ; Myslín, Jiří (referee) ; Myslín, Jiří (referee) ; Boleslavská, Yvona (advisor) ; Donaťáková, Dagmar (advisor)
The theme of the project is the design of Jan Petrák winery in Kobylí. Currently there is a family house with a backyard where is also situated an agricultural building for the production of sparkling wines. The house is semi-detached, connected to the neighbouring house by its southeastern wall/part. The establishment consists of two floors and no basement, it has a regular shape and is topped with a saddle roof. Its attributes correspond to those of the surrounding family houses. The color of the facade of the building is white and is combined with wooden slats that are used as a shield and ensure privacy. The agricultural building is designed as a low green-roofed building with photovoltaic panels. The establishment itself will be solved as a reconstruction using the existing walls. The aim was to make the courtyard as light as possible, while also creating a shelter that enables work in bad weather. There are three parking slots in the courtyard, one of which is parking space for the disabled. Further, there are hidden waste bins for sorted waste and an access to the garden and to the agricultural production facility. The construction of a family house with a wine cellar and wine tasting is divided into three functional units in terms of the layout solution: on a private, public, and operational/service unit. The public unit serves for the visiting customers as a place where they can taste and buy the sparkling wines. The public part of the family house is designed as barrier-free. The private part consists of a family home and an office. The operating unit consists of a technical room and a bonded warehouse. The customs warehouse is used to preserve finished wine sects without requiring immediate payment of customs debt.
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Detached house
Marek, Tomáš ; Donaťák, Vladislav (referee) ; Donaťáková, Dagmar (advisor)
The bachelor thesis deals with elaboration of project documentation of the new family house. The building is located in the built-up area of Malšova Lhota on the outskirts of Hradec Králové. It is a two-storey family house with a partial slope and a flat roof. Garage is a part of building too. The object has one main entrance and one secondary entrance. The main entrance to the family house is in the ground floor, where hygienic equipment, a relaxation room, a technical room with access to the garden, a vestibule and a garage are designed. The second floor consists of a sanitary facility, a cleaning chamber, a bedroom, a kitchen, a living room with a dining room with access to the terrace and two rooms. The building is based on plain concrete strips. The loadbearing and partition walls are designed from ceramic blocks. An exception are the external walls in basement from the permanent formwork. Ceiling structures are cast-in-place reinforced slabs. The external walls are insulated with ETICS contact insulation.
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Sports Centre
Maděránek, Martin ; Berka, Pavel (referee) ; Donaťáková, Dagmar (advisor)
Solution of the thesis is sportcentrum near Brno Dam. The building is brick, two-storey, basement, covered flat roof. On the first floor is a sports-recreation rooms and a restaurant, on the second floor facilities for staff.
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BUT Technology Transfer Center
Obr, Patrik ; Štikar, Jaroslav (referee) ; Nový, Alois (advisor) ; Donaťáková, Dagmar (advisor)
The subject of development Bachlor's thesis is new building of Center Transfer Technology VUT. The building is situated in district of Brno - Kralovo pole, in the street Kolejni within the VUT campus. During the designing, the main thing to emphasize was to keep the composition of axes in areal VUT Generel from architects Pech and Fixel. Based on those axes it is established on existing road handling area, which is in front of CTT. This road is connected to street Kolejni and it allows it to be the main arrival road to the object. Simple, longitudinal mass which respects the surrounding buildings and axes of areal. It is naturally designed to the complicated slope terrain and it saves natural urabnistic context. Principle of my design is shape simplicity. Minimalistic design supported with rectangular simple shapes. Defining the land, it's made of longitudinal mass which respects surrounding building. Architectural concept is based on black and white contrast. Minimalistic austere mass is in harmony with surrounding building but in cotrast of natural shades of green in slope terrain. Structural program is made of three main features, usage of special technology - production halls, laboratories and offices. Those features are layered so the working solution is the most flexible and universal.
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The Environmental Centre
Hanáček, Patrik ; Berka, Pavel (referee) ; Donaťáková, Dagmar (advisor)
This theses provides a complete study and all encompassing plan for the creation of an environmental centre on the edge of the South Moravian village “Horní Němčí”. During my thesis we will refer to my plans for this build as simply “Bílé Karpaty”. The building is situated on a large gently sloping plot and is intended for educating children and youth groups in the field of ecology, nature protection and human impact on the landscape in PLA “Bílé Karpaty”. This environmental centre has great potential for drumming up interest in the form of eco-tourism and for raising public awareness of environmental topics. Planned forms of education consist of lectures in teaching rooms, practical workshop sessions, outdoor activities and experiential programs in the surrounding environment. “Bílé Karpaty” environmental centre has a capacity of twenty students per day time session. The optimal teaching format would comprise of three trainers and three operational staff at a time. The building consists of a ground floor, first floor, partial basement and a full size attic. The ground floor comprises of a dining room and the workshop. The dining room´s function is flexible, and can be used as a meeting room as well. The workshop will be where people experience practical demonstration of traditional handcrafts. The first floor contains two further rooms for teaching and operational offices. The basement performs the function of housing two necessary rooms, one technical in nature and one for food storage. During the design stage my intention was focused on the use of traditional building elements, namely wood, firebrick and stone, so the build sits comfortably in its surroundings.
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Detached house
Pařízek, Tomáš ; Donaťák, Vladislav (referee) ; Donaťáková, Dagmar (advisor)
The subject of this bachelor thesis is a new building of two-generation family house in the village of Březník. The building is situated in a slightly sloping terrain at the end of the construction of family houses on the outskirts of the village. The house has one underground and two above-ground floors. On the first floor there is i terrace from which acces to the garden is provided by a stand-alone steel staircase. Next to the family house is a wooden shed with a plank roof for two cars. The supporting walls in the underground floor are made of permanent formwork Best and in the above-ground floor of the Porotherm masonry elements. The roof is saddle with Tondach grooved tiles.
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