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FUTURE SETTLEMENTS IN BRNO
Merta, Jakub ; Pavlovský, Tomáš (referee) ; Havliš, Karel (advisor)
Work shows a possible strategy to deal with the mass housing estates in the Czech Republic. That static and monotonous settlement can be flexible structure. Strategy shows one approach to transforming the settlement structure. It is a return to traditional town morphology and thereby achieve urban character and utilization of housing benefits that this structure offers. The settlement becomes readable by adding city-forming element such as streets, squares and city blocks.
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FUTURE SETTLEMENTS IN BRNO
Bednaříková, Monika ; Pavlovský, Tomáš (referee) ; Havliš, Karel (advisor)
The diploma project proposes a concept for the future development of the housing estate Vinohrady. More than the development itself, it offers a new perspective on the use of space of the estates. It proposes means of achieving the recognition of hierarchy of the spaces. These spaces shall range in the scale of public, semi-public, semi-private, and private spaces. The goal is to adapt the spaces of the housing estate so that they behave and function like the spaces of the so-called traditional town, where the movement of visitors and users is intuitive. The space hierarchy itself suggest how to navigate in the urban environment. The housing estates should not be perceived in a negative way, but rather to be perceived as they are right now in the present, without being attributed unflattering epithets or connotations associated with the term of the previous regime, when most of these estates were built. In contrast, I want to emphasize the potential of good housing for the future generations, that can be achieved with minimal effort and interventions, which should have the effect on and support the sustainability of our environment, and thus also the urban environment. From the point of view of saving energy and materials, it is preferable to work and use what is already given, rather than unnecessarily create new suburban colonies or encourage the creation of new sub-urban areas, where in a deliberate manner people take up new grounds for construction. The housing estates can become a good place with its own genius loci and specific image.
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Creative centre in the former prison?
Štefková, Barbora ; Pavlovský, Tomáš (referee) ; Havliš, Karel (advisor)
Creative center in the former penitentiary? The diploma work should answer these questions: Does Brno have a potential for a creative center? What do creative people in Brno need? How could the creative center work? Is the object of the former penitentiary a suitable place for this center? And if not, what could by an alternative? The aim of the work will be to infer a strategy from the collected information for the establishment of this center in Brno and its architectural proposal.
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Brno Bronx - change of address
Miklová, Kamila ; Pavlovský, Tomáš (referee) ; Havliš, Karel (advisor)
This thesis is a study of the spatial reconstruction of public space in the locality of Brno Bronx. The work includes several large urban and social problems. This is the solution of problems socially excluded areas, the issue of coexistence with ethnic minorities and on brownfields and solving the appropriate forms of gentrification problem area. The proposal addresses the biggest block permeability, which is lined streets of Bratislavská, Hvězdová, and Francouzská. It proposes a new structure of public spaces - squares, which are strung like beads on the newly proposed network of streets. Also engaged in the creation of public space in the vicinity of the former jail. The proposal by removing extensions provide a space for two new squares. Creative square and Square of Roma culture. With the completion of new buildings should be supported by a square and revealed the original appearance of the former jail.
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Bronx - change of adress - (conversion of jail to the creative centre)
Karasová, Miroslava ; Pavlovský, Tomáš (referee) ; Havliš, Karel (advisor)
This thesis presents architectural-urban study using an old jail facility - a major object of the 18th century. Three variants are processed, the first two keep the shape of the old building blocks and give it a new functions with different scenarios. The third variant is more detailed. The proposal consists of the jail original shape - ie. it reveals the square-shaped building with two courtyards. There are two outbuildings demolished and into the resulting space are installed three new buildings, which complement with the existing buildings and completes public space. Two new high-rise buildings, built on the south side, acts as a new landmark and a new building in the north serves to supplement the services appropriate to the locality. Buildings and spaces are linked to the main pedestrian routes, creating a cascade of continuous space - the urban interior.
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Revitalization of the Central Station and the Underpass Beneath
Richter, Jiří ; Pavlovský, Tomáš (referee) ; Havliš, Karel (advisor)
Current Status Because we are waiting for transfer of the station, the railway is in a deplorable state. Technical and capacity (we can check 30 000 passengers per hour, during the fair is required 50 000 passengers per hour). During the reconstruction is needed to create a network of stations that are interconnected with the public transport. The train will become part of public transport and reduce the burden on the main station node. Move or don't move? The question which is difficult to answer. Both options have their advantages and disadvantages, and they are changing over time. The situation has changed very much in the advent of the financial crisis. Therefore, it should be professional discussion leading to the optimal solution. This does not happen, politicians are divided into two groups already know in advance that their pproposal is the best. Afterwards, looking for a reasons. I decided to check the option not move. The biggest drawback of this option is problematic construction (in service or temporary move). The biggest advantage is its link to public transport and the proximity to the town. Region Connection to the region is very important for me. This I see as a advantage of Brno, which should be further developed. Together with the development of public transport, automobile transport should be reduced. Barrier My work is trying to disprove the idea that the railway creates a barrier. On the contrary, I try to look at rail as a place that connects. Not only each stop, but the parts of the town as well. Construction Reinforced concrete arches are arranged in a triangle layout, creating a spatial truss. There is a train station in it. Trains ar placed on it. Typology The station is treated as free space, which is subsequently filled with different functions.These functions may be, if necessary, modified.
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Old Brno - CITY INSTEAD OF FACTORY
Bartoš, Marek ; Pavlovský, Tomáš (referee) ; Františák, Luboš (advisor)
Annotation Old Brno - City instead of factory The project deals with partially and untimely used area in Brno - city district Old Brno. The main goal of the project is to offer a valuable alternateve to living in the central part of the city. Raise Brno image of modern developing city. Raise Brno image of great place to live and prevent non-conceptual growing of the city to periphery. The new design creates compact city part with commercial areas and shopping arcades. The new city part will get an appearance of an historically grown city. Building tradition of compact city urban structures lasts for many centuries not only in czech cities.
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Uncoated cemented carbides
Pavlovský, Tomáš ; Forejt, Miloslav (referee) ; Humár, Anton (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with uncoated cemented carbides, which are used for the manufacture of cutting tools. There is an overview of the most frequently used tool materials in the first chapter. The second chapter describes sorting, marking, properties and production of uncoated cemented carbides. The third chapter is focused on products of Pramet Tools, Sandvik Coromant and Ceratizit.
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