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Steel structure of greenhouse in botanical garden
Brodová, Kateřina ; Horáček, Martin (referee) ; Balázs, Ivan (advisor)
The aim of the diploma thesis is design and assessment of steel structure of greenhouse in botanical garden in Ostrava. The building is designed as a hexagon with a diameter 50 m, the highest point of the construction is 32,907 m. Whole structure will be made of hollow round tubes of different profiles. The support system consist of columns and truss girders. The bracing of the structure is in three levels. Main construction material is steel S355 J0+AR. The covering of the roofs and walls is made of glass panels ISOTHERM.
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Steel structure of greenhouse in botanical garden
Brodová, Kateřina ; Horáček, Martin (referee) ; Balázs, Ivan (advisor)
The aim of the diploma thesis is design and assessment of steel structure of greenhouse in botanical garden in Ostrava. The building is designed as a hexagon with a diameter 50 m, the highest point of the construction is 32,907 m. Whole structure will be made of hollow round tubes of different profiles. The support system consist of columns and truss girders. The bracing of the structure is in three levels. Main construction material is steel S355 J0+AR. The covering of the roofs and walls is made of glass panels ISOTHERM.
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Islamic Architecture and Art.
PODROUŽKOVÁ, Petra
The paper is focused on Islamic architecture; however, at the beginning it provides a description of relationships between Islamic religion and art and culture in general. In addition the paper deals with the importance of Muslim buildings in relation to Islamic symbolism. The third chapter is devoted to the conflict of two civilisations, beginning with the influence of the Islamic culture upon Europe in order to continue with the influence of Europe upon the Islam. The fourth chapter deals in details with selected important elements of the Islamic architecture (arch, geometric patterns, ornaments and calligraphy) and provides a list of basic Muslim buildings. The last chapter describes the development of the modern Islamic architecture in the 20th century while particular present sacral and secular buildings.
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