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Smart District Špitalka
Vémolová, Petra ; Hybská, Bohumila (referee) ; Sedláček, Michal (advisor)
The management of Brno has been considering building a new boulevard for several years. Many studies have been prepared on the appearance of the new Brno boulevard, which will be run parallel to Koliště Street. Brno boulevard should alleviate traffic jams on the surrounding roads. The diploma thesis deals with the architectural study of the hotel and the congress hall that would become part of the emerging smart district Spitalka. The urban concept (part of the pre-diploma thesis) is the basis for the architectural study of the hotel. The area responds to the elements that characterize smart cities abroad. The design includes a large variability of public spaces and the buildings themselves. The newly built hotel is adjacent to the newly built Brno boulevard. Across the street, the hotel is connected to a public space around the cooling tower, where the surrounding buildings are used for business, commercial and entertainment functions. The brick building of the Brno heating plants was a colorful inspiration for the architectu-ral form of the design. The building itself is divided into two separate operations, part of the hotel and the congress part, which are interconnected. On the ground floor you can find the en-trance hall, which leads to the congress hall and restaurant. The corner of the building is horizontally divided into floors of different widths. The facade of the hotel on the north and south sides is divided by windows. Thanks to the shift of the top floor, a place was created for terraces that allow a view of the historic city center. The south-western side offers a view of the Svitavsky nahon, the cooling tower and Spilberk Castle. The terraces can be used by wellness visitors, hotel guests during breakfast and to visit the green roof.
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Viladům Masarykova quarter - Brno
Vémolová, Petra ; Marek, Jiří (referee) ; Šindlar, Jiljí (advisor) ; Hradil, Dušan (advisor)
The bachelor thesis deals with the design of new villa building which is placed in Brno-Stranice. The main part of the land is currently a residential building with reference number 1033. The land is boun-ded by the Helceletova street on the east side and Roubalova street on the north side. The building was designed to harmonize with the shape of the land. The skew walls were used for this purpose. The villa has four aboveground floors and one underground floor. The plot is located on a slope. The construction system uses the combined skeleton. The outer peripheral masonry is made of Porotherm ceramic blocks thickness of 300 mm. The columns are from a reinforced concrete, concrete is C25/30, XC1, S4. The horizontal carrier system is composed of a reinforced concrete slabs which are reinforced in two directions. The reinforced concrete is made of C25/30, XC1, S4 concrete and B500/B500B steel. The foundations are designed as a reinforced concrete foundation pads and strips. The foundation pads are from a concrete C20/25 with the gap under underlying concrete C8/10 thickness of 50 mm and they are stored at a depth of -4.010 meters. The foundations under peripheral walls are from the reinforced concrete. The foundation strips are from concrete C20/25 and they are stored at a depth of -4.010 meters too. The windows are folded from the aluminium frames and the insulating double glazing. The architectural emphasis is created by the peripheral walls and the unusual ground plan. The facade is ventilated and is constructed with an air gap. The outdoor tiles are made from the light stone veneer of 20 mm thickness. The flat roof is a warm flat roof with the heated roof drain and overflows. The gradient of the roof is ensured by using the gradient wedge made of expanded EPS polystyren. The moisture barrier layer above the ceiling plate is made from a modified self-adhesive asphalt strip of 1.2 mm thickness. The top layer is designed to bonding the heat insula-tion by polyureth
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Smart District Špitalka
Vémolová, Petra ; Hybská, Bohumila (referee) ; Sedláček, Michal (advisor)
The management of Brno has been considering building a new boulevard for several years. Many studies have been prepared on the appearance of the new Brno boulevard, which will be run parallel to Koliště Street. Brno boulevard should alleviate traffic jams on the surrounding roads. The diploma thesis deals with the architectural study of the hotel and the congress hall that would become part of the emerging smart district Spitalka. The urban concept (part of the pre-diploma thesis) is the basis for the architectural study of the hotel. The area responds to the elements that characterize smart cities abroad. The design includes a large variability of public spaces and the buildings themselves. The newly built hotel is adjacent to the newly built Brno boulevard. Across the street, the hotel is connected to a public space around the cooling tower, where the surrounding buildings are used for business, commercial and entertainment functions. The brick building of the Brno heating plants was a colorful inspiration for the architectu-ral form of the design. The building itself is divided into two separate operations, part of the hotel and the congress part, which are interconnected. On the ground floor you can find the en-trance hall, which leads to the congress hall and restaurant. The corner of the building is horizontally divided into floors of different widths. The facade of the hotel on the north and south sides is divided by windows. Thanks to the shift of the top floor, a place was created for terraces that allow a view of the historic city center. The south-western side offers a view of the Svitavsky nahon, the cooling tower and Spilberk Castle. The terraces can be used by wellness visitors, hotel guests during breakfast and to visit the green roof.
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Viladům Masarykova quarter - Brno
Vémolová, Petra ; Marek, Jiří (referee) ; Šindlar, Jiljí (advisor) ; Hradil, Dušan (advisor)
The bachelor thesis deals with the design of new villa building which is placed in Brno-Stranice. The main part of the land is currently a residential building with reference number 1033. The land is boun-ded by the Helceletova street on the east side and Roubalova street on the north side. The building was designed to harmonize with the shape of the land. The skew walls were used for this purpose. The villa has four aboveground floors and one underground floor. The plot is located on a slope. The construction system uses the combined skeleton. The outer peripheral masonry is made of Porotherm ceramic blocks thickness of 300 mm. The columns are from a reinforced concrete, concrete is C25/30, XC1, S4. The horizontal carrier system is composed of a reinforced concrete slabs which are reinforced in two directions. The reinforced concrete is made of C25/30, XC1, S4 concrete and B500/B500B steel. The foundations are designed as a reinforced concrete foundation pads and strips. The foundation pads are from a concrete C20/25 with the gap under underlying concrete C8/10 thickness of 50 mm and they are stored at a depth of -4.010 meters. The foundations under peripheral walls are from the reinforced concrete. The foundation strips are from concrete C20/25 and they are stored at a depth of -4.010 meters too. The windows are folded from the aluminium frames and the insulating double glazing. The architectural emphasis is created by the peripheral walls and the unusual ground plan. The facade is ventilated and is constructed with an air gap. The outdoor tiles are made from the light stone veneer of 20 mm thickness. The flat roof is a warm flat roof with the heated roof drain and overflows. The gradient of the roof is ensured by using the gradient wedge made of expanded EPS polystyren. The moisture barrier layer above the ceiling plate is made from a modified self-adhesive asphalt strip of 1.2 mm thickness. The top layer is designed to bonding the heat insula-tion by polyureth
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