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Apartment building
Jaroš, Radek ; Havířová, Zdeňka (referee) ; Lavický, Miloš (advisor)
The subject of this bachelor's thesis is the design of a new apartment building and the elaboration of project documentation for the construction. The apartment building is located on the southern outskirts of the city of Brno in the Brno - Jih district, in the part of the village Přízřenice on flat terrain. The building is designed as a free-standing building with four above-ground floors and one underground floor completely sunk below ground level. In the underground part of the apartment building there is a technical background of the building and individual cellar cubicles for the housing units. There are twelve residential units in the above-ground part of the building, three units on each floor. Housing units on the ground floor are complemented by terraces, housing units on other floors are complemented by balconies and loggias. A barrier-free entrance to the building is designed. An elevator is also designed in the building. The above-ground part of the apartment building is made of Porotherm ceramic blocks and insulated with a contact thermal insulation system. The external load-bearing walls in the basement are monolithic made of reinforced concrete. The horizontal load-bearing structures are made of monolithic reinforced concrete slabs. A single-skin flat roof is designed for the apartment building. The building is based on foundation strips. The building is designed parking with a sufficient number of parking spaces. The house is designed according to the requirements for buildings with almost zero energy consumption. Such a requirement has been achieved through heat recovery and building envelope parameters.
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Mixed-use Building
Jaroš, Radek ; Havířová, Zdeňka (referee) ; Lavický, Miloš (advisor)
The subject of the master´s thesis is a project documentation of a mixed-use building within the scope of the implementation documentation. The main goal of the thesis is the design of the layout, construction and material solution, completed by design of the fire safety solutions and assessment in terms of building physics. The mixed-use building is designed as a stand-alone building with one underground floor and three above-ground floors. In the underground floor there is an area for mass parking, the main technical facilities of the building and other associated spaces. On the 1st above-ground floor, there is another area for mass parking, two commercial spaces (a cafe and a stationery store), the technical facilities of the building and other associated spaces. On the 2nd floor there are two separate administrative operations with large offices and associated spaces, the remaining area of the floor is occupied by a generous terrace. On the 3rd above-ground floor there are identical operations as on the 2nd floor with the exception of the terrace. The construction system is designed as a reinforced concrete monolithic skeleton supplemented with a reinforcing reinforced concrete core for two elevator shafts and further supplemented with reinforcing peripheral beams. The ceiling structures are reinforced concrete monolithic locally supported slabs. The building is founded on the reinforced concrete slab placed on drilled shafts. The outer wall is predominantly made of ground brick blocks or reinforced concrete monolithic walls with an external thermal insulation composite system and, to a lesser extent, of a curtain walling, which is made from a mullion-transom system. The roof is designed as a flat roof with a vegetation layer.
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Apartment building
Jaroš, Radek ; Havířová, Zdeňka (referee) ; Lavický, Miloš (advisor)
The subject of this bachelor's thesis is the design of a new apartment building and the elaboration of project documentation for the construction. The apartment building is located on the southern outskirts of the city of Brno in the Brno - Jih district, in the part of the village Přízřenice on flat terrain. The building is designed as a free-standing building with four above-ground floors and one underground floor completely sunk below ground level. In the underground part of the apartment building there is a technical background of the building and individual cellar cubicles for the housing units. There are twelve residential units in the above-ground part of the building, three units on each floor. Housing units on the ground floor are complemented by terraces, housing units on other floors are complemented by balconies and loggias. A barrier-free entrance to the building is designed. An elevator is also designed in the building. The above-ground part of the apartment building is made of Porotherm ceramic blocks and insulated with a contact thermal insulation system. The external load-bearing walls in the basement are monolithic made of reinforced concrete. The horizontal load-bearing structures are made of monolithic reinforced concrete slabs. A single-skin flat roof is designed for the apartment building. The building is based on foundation strips. The building is designed parking with a sufficient number of parking spaces. The house is designed according to the requirements for buildings with almost zero energy consumption. Such a requirement has been achieved through heat recovery and building envelope parameters.
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The Proposal to improve the communication strategy VOŠ Michael
Hrubešová, Dominika ; Postler, Milan (advisor) ; Jaroš, Radek (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with the communication strategy of VOŠ Michael. The aim of this work is to define the current communication strategy of the school, to find its shortcomings and to suggest possible ways for improvement. Chapter One concerns the nature of marketing communication and everything in relation to this concept, the definition of the communication mix, modern trends, marketing research and market segmentation. Chapter Two presents the examined subject and describes its communication strategy. Chapter Three suggests the ways to improve communication. The conclusion summarises the findings.
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