Proposal of a city block near busy street Koliště and viaduct.

Essa tese interpreta a remoção de uma favela da Vila Madalena, zona Oeste de São Paulo, em 2005, através do estudo etnográfico realizado antes e durante a remoção da mesma e o recolhimento de histórias de vida de seus ex-moradores. O foco da tese recai sobre o modo como esses sujeitos interpretam a casa, as coisas e o entorno dessas: a relação com os vizinhos, o bairro e a cidade. Recoloca a questão da remoção como algo dentro de suas trajetórias de vida e não isoladas no tempo e no espaço. Ao re-interpretar essas interpretações acerca do texto dos sujeitos e da observação de seu cotidiano na favela e dois anos após sua remoção, essa tese procura abrir os sentidos dessa experiência, abrindo-lhe outros significados, no intuito de elaborar um pensamento a respeito do habitar na cidade. / This work interprets the removal of a favela (slum) of Vila Madalena, an west area of Sao Paulo, in 2005, through ethnographic study conducted before and during the removal of the same favela (slum) and collection of lifes stories of its former residents. The focus of this work lies with the way these people interprets the house, things and the surroundings like: the relationship with neighbors, the neighborhood and the city. Ask again the question of removal as something within their paths of life, not isolated in time and space. To reinterpret these interpretations about the text of the subject and their daily observation about the slum (favela) and two years after their removal, that approach seeks open the senses of this experience, opening it other uses, aiming prepare a thought about the living in the city.

Originally presented as the author's thesis (Ph. D.--University of Hong Kong) under the title: Tang dai shou du Chang'an de ju min sheng ji yu cheng shi zheng ce yan jiu. / Includes bibliographical references (p. 330-390).

Essa tese interpreta a remoção de uma favela da Vila Madalena, zona Oeste de São Paulo, em 2005, através do estudo etnográfico realizado antes e durante a remoção da mesma e o recolhimento de histórias de vida de seus ex-moradores. O foco da tese recai sobre o modo como esses sujeitos interpretam a casa, as coisas e o entorno dessas: a relação com os vizinhos, o bairro e a cidade. Recoloca a questão da remoção como algo dentro de suas trajetórias de vida e não isoladas no tempo e no espaço. Ao re-interpretar essas interpretações acerca do texto dos sujeitos e da observação de seu cotidiano na favela e dois anos após sua remoção, essa tese procura abrir os sentidos dessa experiência, abrindo-lhe outros significados, no intuito de elaborar um pensamento a respeito do habitar na cidade. / This work interprets the removal of a favela (slum) of Vila Madalena, an west area of Sao Paulo, in 2005, through ethnographic study conducted before and during the removal of the same favela (slum) and collection of lifes stories of its former residents. The focus of this work lies with the way these people interprets the house, things and the surroundings like: the relationship with neighbors, the neighborhood and the city. Ask again the question of removal as something within their paths of life, not isolated in time and space. To reinterpret these interpretations about the text of the subject and their daily observation about the slum (favela) and two years after their removal, that approach seeks open the senses of this experience, opening it other uses, aiming prepare a thought about the living in the city.

The project focuses on the urban design of an urban residential block, primary school and park in the newly emerging ecological district of Plaines du Loup in Lausanne, Switzerland. The proposal is based on the created master plan and regulatory plan from the TRIBU architectes, which sets out the basic rules for building regulations and approach in the area.

Design of four city houses located on the busy street Koliště in Brno.

Jan Svoboda Residence is situated in close proximity to the Svitava River and the Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary in Brno Zábrdovice. Because of the industrial past, there are many Brownfields with undeveloped potential. The primary idea behind the design is to create a nice place to live and to show the possible solution for the future of Svitava Riverfront.

The diploma thesis deals with the creation of an urban study in the area of Old Brno. The proposal builds on the transport solution for the Mendel Square competition, ie the creation of a new street by extending Hybešova Street to Mendel Square. The study complements existing buildings to create traditional blocks, supplemented with solitaires, while maintaining the patency of the area. It also includes an architectural study of selected four apartment buildings.

The Master´s Thesis showcases a proposal of housing in the centre of the city. The proposal is located near the historical centre of the city Brno. The thesis is mostly done as a urban study and partly in a detail of a architectural study. It includes wider analysis of the current state plus the new proposal, street design and city block detail. In this proposal I think about the need of a green space in the city. In my thesis you are being introduced to few unordinary houses. They are not traditional in a term of city block houses, because they are solitaires. Those forms bring new possibilities for green space in the city and inhabitant´s satisfaction.

The original intention was a development on the edge in the peripheral agricultural area of the Kociánka Center complex and at the city’s inappropriate car park near to the industrial complex of the former Královopolská engineering company. By developing and adding new functions, this periphery and the border of the complex Kociánka Center can be transformed into a new space communicating with the outside world. The proposal focuses on creating homes for shared living for adult people with various types of disabilities and creating new job opportunities on the southern peripheral edge of the Kociánka Center complex. Transformation of periphery can be reached by modifying the southern edge, revitalizing the existing car park with a hydroponic greenhouse system, pavilion, and a photovoltaic rooftop power plant. Behind this barrier building there is a calm place for sheltered housing.