Urbanistic and architectural study of a former brewery in the city center Mirotice. The study direct on the transformation and spatial cultivation of a former brewery and its surroundings with respect to the revitalization of the former brewery. The proposal aims to contribute through careful redevelopment to evaluate the area of the former brewery and subsequent central area of the city, while respecting the historical values.

Museum is firstly a public building in the city. Although, most of the work of collection, conservation and restauration is being done behind a closed door, with the museum's significance and location it has a great importance by co-creating the city environment. Reviving of our defined project area is potentially a big step for reviving the whole suburb. Technical museum of Brno has relatively good position nearby the Technology park, but currently not using much of the potential. This project adsresses these posibilities and propose a urban solution for enrichment of the museum to become a full-blown place IN THE CITY, a place for meeting, passing through and stopping by.

The aim of the thesis is to design a new and better use of the currently unkempt area former secondary industrial school in Rosice near Brno. Following the territorial study and broader analyzes new functional use, a new architectural concept will be proposed in the context of Rosice area and its involvement in the proposed development in Kamínky. Consideration will be given to the proposal capacity bypass Rosic according to the valid zoning plan in the context of the whole site, as a partial part of the Rosic core. The site has development potential with basic civic amenities and development in terms of quality and quantity corresponding to the upward interest in so-called "satellite cities" in the vicinity Brna. The proposal will apply SMART CITY principles on a small town scale and a friendly approach to the environment.

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This study is an examination of the cultural interaction that occurred between Native and European peoples in Illinois between 1795-1830. During this period many Native groups splintered into factions--nativists and accommodationists--that advocated opposing strategies for dealing with Euro-Americans. Nativists equated the use of Euro-American foodways and selected material culture items with a loss of traditional values while accommodationists adopted Euro-American faming methods, clothing styles, and foodways in an attempt to avoid removal west of the Mississippi River. Drawing upon historical and archaeological information recovered from Kickapoo and Potawatomi sites in Illinois, I argue that early nineteenth century nativist peoples in Illinois actively created and maintained a social identity expressed through continuity in Indigenous forms of subsistence, settlement, and artifact manufacture; the recycling of Euro-American metal artifacts into tools and ornaments that expressed a Native identity; and the use of selected Euro-American material culture items compatible with such an identity. Change did happen, but it occurred within a Native context and served Native needs.

Staré Brno revitalization is mainly about reurbanisation and "city growing into itself".In my project I am trying to solve problems with transportation in Mendlovo namesti junction and I am creating new town spaces and squares in area that used to be a factory area of factory Kras and than turned into brownfields.

The thesis deals with urban and architectonic study “Revitalization of Brno Autodrom – Masaryk Racing Circuit”. Analysis of the area, formulation of the ideas leading to the final concept, formation of expression of the whole zone from the unit to the detail. Creation of the proper functioning scheme of the area. The author further proposes phasing in relation on traffic, need for reconstruction due to utilization. He selects phase of object “Gallery of the Czech motorsport” and compiles it as an architectonic study.

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New Belgrade’s Cultural Spine: Revitalization of the spaces lost to the Highway E75 is a Masterplan project that has a healing aspect to the city fabric and public life. Belgrade is a city located at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers which divide the city into three parts. Still, besides this division, there is also a Highway that has a disruptive effect on the city fabric.  How do the communities surrounding the highway interact with it? How they can use the space which now is not possible? The project is about communities and heritage adjacent to the highway. How to provide access to it? Focusing on New Belgrade’s Central Zone, this project provides the model that is an alternative to the model of big developments, instead of covering up empty sites, it is trying to rethink their function and create a cultural spine that is desperately forgotten in this part of the city.