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The multifunctional building Mlynska, Brno
Pelčák, Vlastimil ; Ležatka,, Lukáš (referee) ; Pavlovský, Tomáš (advisor) ; Kacálek, Petr (advisor)
This bachelor’s thesis is created on the basics of an architectural study designed by me in the third year of the bachelor’s degree studies. The thesis elaborates this architectural study into the following degrees of the project documentation. The topic of this work is a design of Multifunctional building Mlynska in Brno. The work reacts on the current change of the city district Trnita in which the estate for the design of the building is located. Gradual revitalization of the whole city district is supposed. The main structure of the multifunctional building and few other auxiliary buildings are located on the estate. The multifunctional house is of a cubic form with a regular placement of windows. The building has two below ground and fourteen above ground storeys. Its height is a reaction on the new and newly emerging building in a nearby surrounding. Due to a higher number of storeys it is moved further from the borderline of street. Both below ground storeys are of technical character. In the first below ground storey is designed a café, shop and an entrance for residents. In the second and third storeys are offices. From fourth to thirteenth storeys are located flats of various dispositions – together there is 28 housing units. The last storey serves for all of the residents – there is a rooftop terrace, a common room and necessary facilities. From the constructional point, the house is arranged as a combination of a monolithic reinforced concrete vertical parts and prefabricated horizontal panels. Perimeter is surrounded by a frame into which are inserted windows. Centre of the building comprises of stiffened core of vertical link. The building is designed as a modern premium living in a minimalistic, functional and aesthetic design.
The multifunctional building Mlynska, Brno
Pelčák, Vlastimil ; Ležatka,, Lukáš (referee) ; Pavlovský, Tomáš (advisor) ; Kacálek, Petr (advisor)
This bachelor’s thesis is created on the basics of an architectural study designed by me in the third year of the bachelor’s degree studies. The thesis elaborates this architectural study into the following degrees of the project documentation. The topic of this work is a design of Multifunctional building Mlynska in Brno. The work reacts on the current change of the city district Trnita in which the estate for the design of the building is located. Gradual revitalization of the whole city district is supposed. The main structure of the multifunctional building and few other auxiliary buildings are located on the estate. The multifunctional house is of a cubic form with a regular placement of windows. The building has two below ground and fourteen above ground storeys. Its height is a reaction on the new and newly emerging building in a nearby surrounding. Due to a higher number of storeys it is moved further from the borderline of street. Both below ground storeys are of technical character. In the first below ground storey is designed a café, shop and an entrance for residents. In the second and third storeys are offices. From fourth to thirteenth storeys are located flats of various dispositions – together there is 28 housing units. The last storey serves for all of the residents – there is a rooftop terrace, a common room and necessary facilities. From the constructional point, the house is arranged as a combination of a monolithic reinforced concrete vertical parts and prefabricated horizontal panels. Perimeter is surrounded by a frame into which are inserted windows. Centre of the building comprises of stiffened core of vertical link. The building is designed as a modern premium living in a minimalistic, functional and aesthetic design.

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