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Barriers
Vybíral, Dalibor ; Soukup, Štěpán (referee) ; Ruller, Tomáš (advisor)
The work reflects the author's personal feelings and emotional shifts during a certain life stage during his studies. It summarizes the chronological shift from emotionally and physically conceived performances to today's relationship stage, when everything was separated by the raw material inlay of the wall. It symbolically represents that barrier, misunderstanding, alienationand the end of the dialogue between the two sides.
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Family house
Leupold, Karel ; Manová, Ludmila (referee) ; Maceková, Věra (advisor)
Bachelor´s thesis solve design of the Family house in city Telč. It is a two-storey house with a partial basement, the roof is pitched with a slope of 35°. The house is designed of brick POROTHERM. The building is set on a land slightly sloping. The object is designed by valid standard.
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Family house
Pánek, Martin ; Klimeš,, Vladimír (referee) ; Klimešová, Jarmila (advisor)
The main concern of this thesis is to design three storey family house. The house is divided into the main living area to the garage and basement areas and a part of an establishment. There is 2 floors in the house and there is partially a basement. The house has a flat roof.
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The Multifunctional House
Pánek, Martin ; Struhala, Karel (referee) ; Manychová, Monika (advisor)
The main concern of this thesis is to design a five-storey multifunctional house. The house is divided into the main living area to which it belongs especially residential units accessible by stairs from the ground floor and also basement boxes and room for prams. On the ground floor are also located the individual garage, store room and technology. The house has four floors and a basement, the basement are located mass garages. The house has a sloping wooden roof trusses.
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Residential Building
Uhlíř, Karel ; Šafařík, Martin (referee) ; Sukopová, Dáša (advisor)
Diploma thesis develops comprehensive documentation of the new building construction of residential house on the level of the implementation of the project construction. Proposal emphasizes layout of linked to ensure the technical design, structural, fire safety, protection against noise, energy saving, safety in use. Work is performed in an electronic format using AutoCAD and Microsoft Word (PDF Creator).
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Family house with a brewery T: O: P in Jevíčko
Němeček, Pavel ; Vávra, Petr (referee) ; Brzoň, Roman (advisor)
Bachelor´s thesis is focused on a project of a detached family house with a brewery T:O:P on a site 88/13 and 88/14 in a Jevíčko. Bachelor´s thesis is drawn in a project documentation for the realization of building. The house has two floors without cellarage, rectangular plan with flat roof, based on strip foundations made of a simple concrete. Vertical frameworks are devised from masonry type therm from Porotherm. Horizontal frameworks are from ceiling panels Spiroll. External wals are warmed by a contact system from polystyrene. Entry into the brewery premises and residential units, located on the second floor, is oriented to the southeast, entrance to the brasserie on the southwest. 1.NP is divided into two service. The service brewery with his technological background and administrative background brewer. The second service is brasserie brewery with his social service and visitors. Housing unit is separated from the brewery and brasserie ceiling constructions and has its own entrance from the open air.
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Family house
Jureček, Jiří ; Manová, Ludmila (referee) ; Maceková, Věra (advisor)
Bachelor´s thesis solve design of the Family house in village Nové Veselí. I tis a two storey house with a partial basement, the roof is pitched with a slope of 30°. The house is designed of brick POROTHERM. The building is set on a land slightly sloping. The object is designed by valid standard.
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Family house
Nosek, Martin ; Chuchma, Lukáš (referee) ; Klimešová, Jarmila (advisor)
Bachelor´s thesis solve design of the Family house in city Helenín. The object is designed by valid standard. The object has two driveway. The bulding has two abovegroung floor and one subterranean floof. In the basement is travel agency and garage. In the object there are three flats. The house has two balconies and two terraces. The roof is flat with hippes.
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Reconstruction of Restaurant with Housing Facilities Extension
Jun, Martin ; Němčák, Oldřich (referee) ; Králová, Zuzana (advisor)
Diploma thesis "Reconstruction of Restaurant with Housing Facilities Extension" is processed in the form of project documentation for building construction according to the applicable regulations (Act No. 183/2006 Coll., On Zoning and Building Regulations, including subsequent amendments). The project deals with the reconstruction of the existing restaurant building in the village Lísek, No. 89. The building is located on plot No. 49 in the cadastral Lhota u Lisku. Floor plan of the existing building is in rectangular shape with almost the unused basement and a deck above. The 1st underground floor is currently used only technical room and garage. In the 1st floor there is the sales area of restaurant, large kitchen and rooms for staff. Existing structures do not show signs of major damage. Reconstruction is not due to the technical condition of the building, but due to operationally unsatisfactory disposition and investor requiring to create an accommodation capacity. The requirement was to build new rooms to accommodate 24 persons. The supporting structural system of the 2nd floor is designed of ceramic bricks and 3rd floor due to the resistance of existing constructions is newly designed as wooden sandwich. The window openings are fitted with a six-chamber windows with triple insulation. Horizontally extension of the existing building corresponds to the current object. The roof of the building is gabled with dormers lighting the rooms in the 3rd floor. The building is designed so that even after the reconstruction match an existing installation. Part of building construction works is also landscaping. Due to the partial change in purpose of the building was necessary to design a suitable parking space with adequate capacity.
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Twenty Eighty-Four
Truncová, Eva ; Sotelo, MArch Verónica Gallego (referee) ; Kristek, Jan (advisor)
The project follows up on the undergraduate work on the issue of control and surveillance in public space. Tendencies of absolute transparency, well-arranged and controllable public premises, supposedly implying security, are present in most of the newly emerging complexes of buildings and urban planning strategies. Whether it is done consciously or as a result of current “trends” and requirements, which only a few question, the space is built to meet these demands for easy controllability. The second method of control, which has also emerged during the era of modernism, is the control of the indoor climate through "mechanical environmental management" or through the use of fossil fuel energy for heating, cooling and ventilation. Current requirements for the comfort of the indoor environment presuppose a constantly, fully and homogeneously tempered environment, regardless of the outdoor climate or the time of year. Both control regimes permeate all measures of the urban environment and have a direct impact on its organization, form and, above all, on the regimes of its usage. Developers and their commissioned architects repeat well-proven business models and forms, without any major focus on the context of the place, and incorporate this "logic of control" into their buildings and surroundings. Housing complexes are planned and built up as one unit with a rigid structure and only a minimal possibility of their later alteration. The domain of control through transparency penetrates from the public space to the entrance door of the apartment unit. Indoor, social control changes to total control of the interior climate of the apartment, where the boundaries between seasons and day and night are blurred. The proposal is investigating alternative ways of urban planning and architecture. The project deals with the relationship between building, its surroundings and applicable regulations, standards and energy efficiency, along with the idea of adaptive living.
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