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Apartment rent and the factors that influence it in selected locations in Brno and Bratislava
Krivdová, Nikoleta ; Weigel, Lubomír (referee) ; Uhlová, Eva (advisor)
This diploma thesis describes and compares the actual situation on the rental housing market in selected locations in Brno and Bratislava. The introductory chapters present the theoretical information in the field of rental housing, the historical background of housing policies and the description of the selected locations. The following part contains market research data for each category according to the floor area and disposition. Finally, the gathered information is compared and the influence of factors on the amount of rent is evaluated.
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Two-generation housing in Slovakia
Šebová, Petra ; Jančok, Martin (referee) ; Mléčka, Jan (advisor)
The proposal deals with the topic of living in multi-generational family houses built in Slovakia in the 1970’s. Despite the former ability of the owners to adapt the original architects’ plan towards their own preferences, nowadays they feel discomfort using the house. The image of multi-generational usage of the house turned out to be false over the time. Currently the houses are only partially inhabited and the demanding maintenance of the large house is increasingly difficult for its original inhabitants, who are usually already retired. The project suggests transformation of the large family houses into flats while at the same time presents an alternative to the development of municipal housing in the village, currently planned by local authorities.
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Heterogenous block
Hajdák, Adam ; Stibitz, Jan (referee) ; Hora, Jan (advisor)
Nowadays, the residential crisis huge issue not only in Czech republic but also in Slovakia. There is a constant increasing in the housing demand in last vears, however the housing supply stays limited. The reason of the lack of of dwelling units is low building of new ones and also rising price of real estates. The aim of this thesis is to provide some form of available housing for socially disadvantaged groups. Desisned dwelling units will help to expand the number of flats in housing fond of the city of Louny. My intention is to create the architecture which blends and doesnt stand out of the concept of the area. Built-up area that is being created defines the space which is drowned into the greenery, a kind of a garden. This area has a potential for a formation of a pleasant enviroment which is also acoustically and visually calm. It creates feelings of different atmosphere in its, citizens. This enviroment will provide housing semipublic areas, places for relax and meeting and shared gardens which will connect with the suounding landscape.
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Heterogenous block
Gavroňová, Karolína ; Pospíšil, Tomáš (referee) ; Hora, Jan (advisor)
Subject of the project is municipal housing in Louny. Louny is a small town in Ústecký region, one hour away from the capital city of Czech Republic – Prague. Subjected site is on western periphery of the town. The site is located behind old housing estate in a really heterogeneous build-up area. There is a mixture of the housing estate, family houses, allotments and a heating plant. All this meets in one corner, on which the site is situated. In the wider area there are also some supermarkets and factories with warehouses. The topic of the project is to design municipal housing on this site. Housing owned by the town represents only 1,13% of the total number of apartments in the city. There are only 87 apartments in the town´s ownership. In my project, I bring 49 new apartments, which would significantly increase the current situation. Several factors suitable for the design of these apartments met in the selected area: the land belongs to the town, the supply of rental or municipal housing is generally low, the demand after it is high and is foreseen to continue rising. The added value in the design is the creation of space for the community both outdoors and indoors. The apartment units are designed for maximum use and at the same time for living full life in smaller apartment. The proposal is also conceived as a connection of the mismatched neighborhood. The goal of the project is to create a place that is pleasant to live in, supporting the creation of community and interpersonal relationships while maintaining the economic availability of both housing and construction. To create housing suitable for different groups of residents with different requirements, while preserving the unity of the layout system and the modularity of the building.
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Two-generation housing in Slovakia
Šebová, Petra ; Jančok, Martin (referee) ; Mléčka, Jan (advisor)
The proposal deals with the topic of living in multi-generational family houses built in Slovakia in the 1970’s. Despite the former ability of the owners to adapt the original architects’ plan towards their own preferences, nowadays they feel discomfort using the house. The image of multi-generational usage of the house turned out to be false over the time. Currently the houses are only partially inhabited and the demanding maintenance of the large house is increasingly difficult for its original inhabitants, who are usually already retired. The project suggests transformation of the large family houses into flats while at the same time presents an alternative to the development of municipal housing in the village, currently planned by local authorities.
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Apartment rent and the factors that influence it in selected locations in Brno and Bratislava
Krivdová, Nikoleta ; Weigel, Lubomír (referee) ; Uhlová, Eva (advisor)
This diploma thesis describes and compares the actual situation on the rental housing market in selected locations in Brno and Bratislava. The introductory chapters present the theoretical information in the field of rental housing, the historical background of housing policies and the description of the selected locations. The following part contains market research data for each category according to the floor area and disposition. Finally, the gathered information is compared and the influence of factors on the amount of rent is evaluated.
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