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Childern´s Sanatorium Ostrov u Macochy
Skládaná, Jana ; Kotek, arch Jakub (referee) ; Odvárka, Antonín (advisor)
The subject of this diploma thesis is the design of an architectural study of a new building of a children's hospital with speleotherapy. The building is situated in the village of Ostrov u Macochy, which is located in the Moravian Karst Protected Landscape Area. The main goal was to integrate the building into the surrounding terrain as much as possible. From this was derived both the formation of the object itself and the choice of materials used. The design includes two mutually separated buildings – a treatment center and a covered parking lot. The hospital building consists of three interconnected pavilions of various functions. The individual parts of the building are arranged in such a way as to achieve the best possible operational connections. Thanks to the pavilion layout, the adjacent outdoor space was subdivided, creating two play areas for children of different ages. To achieve maximum fusion of the buildings with the surroundings, the buildings were partially embedded into the terrain, covered with terrain wave, and the surrounding landscaping was carried out to the smallest possible extent.
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Experimental Measurement of Dynamic Changes in the Basis Weight of Vegetation Walls and Facades Due to Evapotranspiration
Vystrčil, Jan ; Nespěšný, Ondřej ; Cakl, Dominik
Green wall and facade systems are a modern element of building construction. To ensure the correct design and functionality of these systems during their life cycle, it is necessary to describe their properties. One of the basic properties of facade and cladding elements is the basis weight. It depends on the chosen system of vegetation wall or facade, the chosen amount, and species representation of vegetation and, last but not least on the surrounding conditions of the installation site. Given that these are living elements, it must be stated that this property cannot be expressed in a single value, but in a mass range. Due to the great difference between these systems and standard cladding or façade elements, standard testing methods are not applicable for determining the basis weight. This paper describes a possible methodology for determining the basis weight of vegetation facade systems and their changes over time.
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Ověření použití substrátů pro exteriérové zelené stěny
Posolda, Viktor
This diploma thesis deals with the description of substrates suitable for exterior vertical wall systems and their production in the company KERA GREEN s.r.o. The created substrates are tested directly on an experimental vegetation wall and analysis is carried out in VÚKOZ Průhonice. The thesis compares the data from the analysis with the VÚKOZ methodology on the evaluation of roof substrates. These results are confronted with the results of the experiment and based on this comparison, the work attempts to recommend the composition of substrates for vertical gardens.Formula clause:The reason for postponing the publication of thesis entitled Verification of using the substrates for exterior green walls is the use of the results of work for application output, cooperation with the commercial sector, based on a signed partnership, and mutual cooperation agreement and further possible commercialization. Estimated delay is three years.
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Childern´s Sanatorium Ostrov u Macochy
Skládaná, Jana ; Kotek, arch Jakub (referee) ; Odvárka, Antonín (advisor)
The subject of this diploma thesis is the design of an architectural study of a new building of a children's hospital with speleotherapy. The building is situated in the village of Ostrov u Macochy, which is located in the Moravian Karst Protected Landscape Area. The main goal was to integrate the building into the surrounding terrain as much as possible. From this was derived both the formation of the object itself and the choice of materials used. The design includes two mutually separated buildings – a treatment center and a covered parking lot. The hospital building consists of three interconnected pavilions of various functions. The individual parts of the building are arranged in such a way as to achieve the best possible operational connections. Thanks to the pavilion layout, the adjacent outdoor space was subdivided, creating two play areas for children of different ages. To achieve maximum fusion of the buildings with the surroundings, the buildings were partially embedded into the terrain, covered with terrain wave, and the surrounding landscaping was carried out to the smallest possible extent.
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