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Revitalization Program of Floral Garden in Kromeriz
Kynčlová, Ivana ; Vojtová, Lea (referee) ; Hrabec, Josef (advisor)
A basic idea of design is dividing to a long longitudinal area of „Orange and Dutch Garden“ with a Centre built for visitors. There will be a quadrangle that right a follow up to the second entrance into the garden. Main door is through the Centre built. The entrance which is on the quadrangle will be like seasonal (in the winter) or for VIP visitors. The Centre built for visitors is divided for two basic parts with a single entrance – the restaurant and the education centre. The entrance to the place for education and information is through the entrance hall. There is also the place for a library and for the reading room in the hall. Furthermore there is a bookshop, the room for a provisional exposition, a lecture theatre and a gallery for a permanent exposition. The hall and the restaurant is lit by south-west frontage from a glass and screened by window blind from cloth. The places of gallery are lit by shaft from glass and screened by screen form the cloth. The whole building is from a fair-face concrete with a irregular texture. A roof of the restaurant and the gallery is level, green and the entrance hall is with a level roof too and with a grit roof surface. The center built of visitors make aerial quadrangle. Its organization is originated from design of the indoor gallery. On the ground plan of quadrangle there are changing areas of green, grit, sand, pebbles and paved ways. A grassy surface are for populace – for a recreation, for a rest or for various social games. Along the origin wall there is the green strip with the concrete basements, which are used for exhibiting statues, works of art and so on. Its symmetrical to the inside gallery. The quadrangle of visiting center is connected with thematic garden – the garden of elements. The system of meandring ways meets to visitors individual elements. The elements are represented by attributes, the way of disposition or by the kind of plants. The elements are made up of the jutted out island. On the water element there is dominant a fountain with the statue of the god Neptune. The last part of the garden’s design is a lower garden with a greenhouse and a bird aviary. There is respected the origin historical axis. On the axis there is the symmetrical greenhouse. In the center of the greenhouse there are information about organization of the plants. From this place you can enter to five other greenhouses. In each of them will be grown different kinds of plants. In the first greenhouse there are a gardening, selling the plants and practical workshop for the visitors. Next to the each greenhouse there are a base and a base of the garden. Longitudinal axis of the garden is stressed by the linear water component which is coved by the meandering sandy ways. In this garden from the greenhouse till the aviary there are stripes of different colored flowers. The function of the aviary is previous, the new one is the water area and the footbridges to the aviary. Concrete replica of the rabbit’s hill is moved from the main longitudinal axis to the axis of the flower garden and to the enter of the aviary. In this small building there are projecting screens for watching documents and short movies about history of the garden, nature or about the elements.
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Revitalization Program of Floral Garden in Kromeriz
Kalousek, Jaroslav ; Vágner, Silvestr (referee) ; Zemánková, Helena (advisor)
The aim of my project is to design a functional and harmonious complex as an addition to the current buildings. Although it is designed with regard to the current buildings, it has also some modern features. Two annex buildings result from the original picture of the two houses already built in the garden and being used as a greenhouse orange-tree garden. I found inspiration mostly in the forms existing in the garden as well as in the details on the buildings. I also considered landscaping, nature and plants growing in the garden since the complex is closely connected with the garden and nature. As the result organic architecture of the dwelling greenhouses with espaliers is built. The symbolical meaning of the auditorium in the Dutch Pavilion is a seed as the beginning of something new which can grow and develop further. This can also be compared to the passing-on of skills and abilities while learning new things. Symbolism of the Orange Pavilion is expressed by the scenario of the exhibition reflecting the garden and its alleys during the lifetime of the Bishop Lichtenstejn helping us understand the concept of the garden itself centuries ago.
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Revitalization Program of Floral Garden in Kromeriz
Klimešová, Jana ; Šupler, Libor (referee) ; Jura, Pavel (advisor)
Project of revitalization of the Kvetna garden is based on historical background. The study fully respects todays situation and comes out from real possibilities and requirements. First of all the new building is situated in the historical surroundings with the international significance, which is protected by UNESCO. Within this study the visitor centre is designed in the area of the Holandska garden to accomplish nowadays visitors requirements.
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Reservoirs - Brno, Zluty kopec (Yellow hill)
Lackovičová, Lenka ; Zelenková, Jitka (referee) ; Nový, Vítězslav (advisor)
The Tourist Information Centre of Brno is currently searching for ideas on how to utilise and create access to out-of-use historical reservoirs located almost at the top of The Yellow Hill, in the area covered in wild vegetation hemmed in by Tomešova and Tvrdého street. The goal of the first phase of the project was to create a concept of utilisation of the area and the objects within. The second phase of Master Thesis concentrates on describing a specific idea of processes taking place in this area and a detailed design of its selected parts.
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CARBON Visitor Center
Luňák, Filip ; Chuděj, Tomáš (referee) ; Marek, Jiří (advisor)
Goal of this work is to create a modern and attractive centre that will serve not only as an information hub for tourists, but also as a cultural and educational space for local residents. The result will be an increase in the attractiveness of the area for tourists and the creation of new opportunities for the local economy.
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CARBON Visitor Center
Wolf, Tomáš ; Šindlar, Jiljí (referee) ; Marek, Jiří (advisor)
This thesis is devoted to the design of a visitor centre to be located on the territory of the industrial area of the Frenštát Mines in the village of Trojanovice. The design is based on the official architectural and urban planning study prepared by the KAMIL MRVA ARCHITECTS studio and seeks to work with space and spatial relationships in a modern way. The main objective is to attract new visitors and enrich the lives of the future residents of this modern neighbourhood. The design uses openness and enclosure of space to interact harmoniously with each other, creating an organic and connected environment. The aim is to reflect and reflect the character of the area on which the visitor centre will be located, creating a space that is welcoming and functional for visitors and future residents. The theoretical foundations of architecture are key elements in the design of a visitor centre. Spatial relationships are carefully considered and optimized to maximize the use of the space while maintaining its functionality. The overall design is therefore adapted to modern architectural trends and reflects the requirements of the times. The result is a visitor centre that is not only aesthetically impressive, but also fully functional and adapted to the needs of visitors and future residents. The resulting space is harmonious and connected, contributing to a pleasant visitor experience and a quality living environment for the future residents of this modern neighbourhood.
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CARBON Visitor Center
Ondrová, Simona ; Šindlar, Jiljí (referee) ; Marek, Jiří (advisor)
The work deals with the design of the visitor center in the area of the Frenštát mine, Trojanovice municipality. The proposal is based on highlighting the dominant features of the area under consideration. The goal of the project was to design a distinctive object - a "sculpture" that would provide visitors with spaces for education, lectures and refreshments. The largest part of the building is made up of exhibition spaces, which allow visitors to browse permanent and temporary exhibits related in particular to the issue of mining areas. The exhibition also includes an outdoor exhibition. The dominant feature of the proposed building is the observation tower, which gives visitors a view of the Beskydy Mountains and a closer look at the mining activity.
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Reservoirs - Brno, Zluty kopec (Yellow hill)
Lackovičová, Lenka ; Zelenková, Jitka (referee) ; Nový, Vítězslav (advisor)
The Tourist Information Centre of Brno is currently searching for ideas on how to utilise and create access to out-of-use historical reservoirs located almost at the top of The Yellow Hill, in the area covered in wild vegetation hemmed in by Tomešova and Tvrdého street. The goal of the first phase of the project was to create a concept of utilisation of the area and the objects within. The second phase of Master Thesis concentrates on describing a specific idea of processes taking place in this area and a detailed design of its selected parts.
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