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The Family House
Kužela, Jan ; Struhala, Karel (referee) ; Manychová, Monika (advisor)
This bachelor’s dissertation is on the design of a two-floor family home with a basement. This study starts at the building stage and focuses on the construction details and energy demands of the building. It also looks at fire safety solutions in the home. The floorplan and the architectural look take into account the needs of the future occupants in terms of the relevant regulations, standards and norms. Traditional materials are used with the latest building techniques.
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Kindergarten
Wolf, Michal ; Struhala, Karel (referee) ; Manychová, Monika (advisor)
Master´s thesis deals with the processing of building part of the project documentation for building construction. The aim of the Master´s thesis is a new building of kindergarten in the village Dolany near Olomouc. The building is designed for 40 preschool children. The building is situated near the centre of the village and is easily accessible from surrounding living areas. The building is partly basement and has two floors. In the basement there are technical equipments and storages. In the floors there are classes for children and areas ensuring the service of kindergarten. This masonry building is insulated with contact thermal insulation system and roofed with a warm flat roof.
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The Multifunctional House
Pánek, Martin ; Struhala, Karel (referee) ; Manychová, Monika (advisor)
The main concern of this thesis is to design a five-storey multifunctional house. The house is divided into the main living area to which it belongs especially residential units accessible by stairs from the ground floor and also basement boxes and room for prams. On the ground floor are also located the individual garage, store room and technology. The house has four floors and a basement, the basement are located mass garages. The house has a sloping wooden roof trusses.
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The Multipurpose Building in Šumperk
Matýs, Zdeněk ; Mazánek, Pavel (referee) ; Manychová, Monika (advisor)
The project deals with the construction of a multipurpose building in Šumperk with three floors and a basement. It has 4 apartments and 2 on the ground floor premises. The building is located on the outskirts of Šumperk on flat terrain. The house is designed in a walled structural system Heluz with ceramic caps. The building is covered with a gable roof. Part of the project documentation is part of the drawing and text.
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The Family House
Jarková, Táňa ; Struhala, Karel (referee) ; Manychová, Monika (advisor)
The subject of my thesis is design a family house on a completely flat plot in Otrokovice. This new building is designed as permanent housing for a four member family and their appearance will fit into current building. The house is designed as a two-story, partially basement, with adjacent garage for one car. Circuit masonry in the basement is made of concrete blocks. Circuit masonry floors is lined with a brick blocks Porotherm. Whole building is insulated contact system. The roof of house forming two aisle roofs at different height levels, the structure of roofs creates wooden trusses. Part of the proposal is also thermotechnical, acoustic and fire safety solutions.
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The Family House
Tománek, Jan ; Struhala, Karel (referee) ; Manychová, Monika (advisor)
The task given for this bachelor thesis „Family house“ is to compile a project documentation according to the structural part of the decree no. 499/2006. This house, designed for a family of four (2 parents and 2 children) is located in the village Krnov, an area of consistent family house development. Object consists of one underground and two aboveground stories of this disposition: - basement (1.PP) technical, hobby and storage rooms - ground floor (1.NP) main entrance with vestibule, hallway with the stair space, toilet, garage and living room with an access to terrace - first floor (2.NP) rooms for relaxation and bedrooms of both parents with cloakroom and bathroom, children rooms, bathroom with toilet Construction system of the house – walls (consisting in basement of permanent shuttering and on ground floors of ceramic blocks). Ceiling structure is in construction of the ceramic system and under the garage is a prefabricated concrete panels. The roofing is done using pitched roofs – construction with a slope 35°.
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The Family House
Kliment, Daniel ; Struhala, Karel (referee) ; Manychová, Monika (advisor)
The subject of this thesis is a newly built one floor of the house with a house with an attic in Brantice. The house will be used for housing a family of four members. The main entrance to the building is from the north side at the level 1.NP. The main entrance is also on the northern side of the level 1.NP leading to the basement garage. The main living rooms are oriented to the energetically favorable side. Vertical and horizontal structures are made mostly from ceramic system components Heluz. The staircases are monolithic reinforced concrete. Part of the house is a complete construction carpentry and locksmith products. The project was prepared by a computer program AutoCAD.
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The Family House
Gross, Petr ; Struhala, Karel (referee) ; Manychová, Monika (advisor)
The subject of this bachelor thesis is an elaboration of design documentation for new building of a detached house realization. The house will be built in Krnov at the current built-up area. The house will be used as a housing for family of four. The object is partially basemented, with two floors, where the second floor makes up an attic. The building is covered with a mono-pitched roof. One part of the object is a garage for one car, which is accessible from the exterior and from the hall. External loadbearing structures are made of ceramic masonry in above-ground floor and of permanent formwork at a level below the ground. Floor structure consists of girder and inserts. The staircase is prefabricated. The dominant feature of the building are large glazed area, glazed staircase space and walkable terrace above the garage. The documentation are drawn in AutoCAD program.
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The Family House with Accommodation
Nekvinda, Alexandr ; Struhala, Karel (referee) ; Manychová, Monika (advisor)
It is a newly built, detached 2 storey family house with a basement and a terrace. The external walls of the property consists of ceramic shaped bricks. The house is located on a slope oriented towards the south-west. In the basement is a separate apartment which can be used as accommodation for tourists. On this floor there is also a garage and technical facilities. The first and second floor of the property is used for residential purposes. The building is covered with a gable roof with two dormer-windows.
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The Family House - Svatý Kopeček
Wolf, Michal ; Struhala, Karel (referee) ; Manychová, Monika (advisor)
The project is a newly built detached house in the city of Olomouc – Svatý Kopeček. The building stands alone on a gradually expanding housing development. It is designed for a family of four. The building has two floors and a partial basement. The basement is heated and there is a utility room and the storage. In the ground floor there is an entrance hall, living room with kitchen and dining room, study, guest room, bathroom, toilet and garage. The second floor is designed as an attic and there are two children's rooms, bedroom, dressing room and bathroom. From the hallway on the second floor there is the entrance to the terrace. The house is based on the footings of plain concrete and is walled with structural elements of POROTHERM. The ceiling above the basement is a monolithic from reinforced concrete and the ceiling of the first floor is made of a panel SPIROLL. The facade is insulated with contact insulating system from Baumit. Gable roof is divided into two parts with different slopes. Minimal slope is 10° and maximal slope is 32°. Roofing is made of metal roofing BORGA. Built-up area is 187,7 m2. Part of the thesis is also the essay about Contact facade insulation (ETICS).
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