This master thesis is dealing with the German-Austrian relations between 1998 and 2005 with an emphasis on a period of sanctions against Austria in 2000 in which Germany participated. The analysis was done by using the concept of civilian power to analyze the German foreign policy and by using the theory of asymmetrical dyads to analyze the German-Austrian relations. Outside the above mentioned topic and period of time this thesis concerns itself also briefly with the history of the German-Austrian relations before 1998 and the Austrian political party FPÖ. Due to the thematic limitations this thesis doesn't cover the domestic policy of both countries during that era or the German-Austrian Relations outside the designed period of time.

Subject of this diploma this is prepare a documentation for the construction of a hotel. Designed object is located in the Brno city. The hotel meets the conditions of a three-star (***) economic standard. It is designed with 18 accommodation units, of which 2 rooms for disabled. The hotel accommodates only 38 people. There is a restaurant with a terrace in the hotel too. Underground garages primarily designed for parking cars of hotel visitors. The object is designed in a rectangular shape. The construction system of the hotel is combined. Perimeter masonry in the upper floors is made of ceramic blocks, inside are a reinforced concrete skeleton. The foundation structure is designed as a system of waterproof concrete. The floor structure is designed as reinforced concrete slabs. The roofing will be solved by a flat roof with a gravel layer. The whole building is insulated to meet all the requirements of energy consumption of buildings. The main entrance is oriented to the west. In front of the building there is a parking space for hotel guests.

This diploma thesis discusses a design of a sports center in a city of Prostějov. It is an elaboration of its blueprints for construction realization. The sports center consists of two (above-ground) floors with partial basement that provides storage for hardware. Upper floors provide office and work space aswell as sports and communication equipment. The sports centre provides 9 gyms, each focusing on different kind of exercising. Vertical structural system of the building floor as well as its basement is built using send-lime block. Horizontal structural system is provided from reinforced prestressed hollow core slab ceilings. The construction is cieled by a warm flat green roof. The apartment house is considered as a Nearly zero-energy building.

The thesis presents a vision of the development of the unused area of the former military complex in the context of the development of the territory and its wider connection with the maximum possibility of utilization of the potential of the place. According to the land use plan, 50% of the housing was proposed on the land, the second part consists of shops, administration, kindergarten with children's center and sports. Emphasis was placed on the overall inner well-being of the users and the potential of the area located near the city center. The newly designed object functions together correspond in a balanced way to fill in the missing article in the neighborhood. Designed buildings form a block area typical for this area with indoor atrias for leisure time and a new square that complements the function of the business and office part.

It is necessary to ask the question of the relationship and the corresponding forms of buildings of the faculty of architecture and faculty of fine arts with the public. Due to the efforts of the faculties to open up to the public, I find it undesirable to place new objects in the courtyard and hide behind the walls of historic buildings. Much more meaningful is the use of existing buildings at the boundary of the plot. It is important to protect our history, but the protection of existing buildings should not get to the point where it will defend the presence, be on the same level, and thus ensure its quality and together to shape the future. The newly allocated creative use of the original barracks has greater demands on space, whether capacity or its generosity. Therefore, it is necessary to customize the objects for the current function. The superstructure will help keep faculties in one building. An advantage is also the connection to existing networks or vertical communications. The proposed minimalist intervention is in contrast to the historic building, making it stand out, while the verticalism of the superstructure raises the object of the original barracks to the desired institution of the Faculty of Architecture and the Faculty of Fine Arts.

The aim of the thesis was to create an architectural study of the new synagogue in Opava. Similarly to many other towns and cities, the former synagogue was burned during Kristallnacht, the ruins were completely demolished and taken away. Nowadays there are no buildings on the site, except the former Rabbi’s house. Basic idea was in preserving the park character of the site by insertion of a non-arrogant low cuboid volume in the neighbourhood of apartment buildings from the first half of the 20th century. Designed form benefits from the character of the site while humbly avoiding construction on the actual place where the burnt synagogue stood. This creates an elegant, low object, whose two dominant ceiling slabs are filled with glass in between so it preserves a part of the park’s existing transparency and let the interior freely connect with exterior, also thanks to large sliding windows. In the center of the block is situated three sides closed atrium, which surrounds the new synagogue, into whose interior delicate scattered sunlight penetrates through the translucent onyx stone walls.

This diploma thesis is about comparison of three companies (BAK stavební společnost a.s., SMP CZ a.s. and Syner s.r.o.) by financial analysis instruments. There will be explained concepts of financial analysis like differencial and ratio indicators, next there will be explained, what data is used for financial analysis.

The subject of the master´s thesis is design documentation for the construction of a winery on the outskirts of the town Hustopeče. The building is designed on a slope between the vineyards and consists of two parts that are connected under the terrain. Under the terrain there is also an underlying part of the building so as not to disturb the landscape of the vineyards. The first part is used for wine production and the second part is used for the presentation of wine. The building is designed from in situ reinforced concrete with load-bearing walls and internal columns. The basement walls are made of waterproof concrete. The above-ground perimeter walls consist of sandwich structures consisting of a load-bearing wall, thermal insulation and a partition made of architectural concrete. At the same time, architectural concrete dominates the entire building. The foundation is designed on piles due to the subsoil. Horizontal structures are solved as locally supported slabs and the roofing is solved by two vegetation roofs and one load-bearing roof.

The aim of the diploma thesis is to design new mixed-used building in Drásov. This building is situated on the outskirts of the town. The mixed-used building is design as detached building with four-storey and with partial basement. In the basement there are technical utilities, small storages and meeting room. On the firt floor there are commercial space as shoe store, sports equipment, household goods and hourer´s shop. On the second floor there are two separeted office premises. On the third and four floor there are eight flats. On the each foor there are four flats type 3+kk. Structural system of the building is design from ceramic masonry type Therm and from permanent formwork. There are ceilings from prestressed concerete floor slabs. The roof of the building is design as single-layer flat roof.

This diploma thesis deals with the elaboration of the project documentation for the construction of a fire station. This station has three floors. It is a free-standing object in the L-form. The station is roofed partly with a flat roof and partly with a gable roof. The masonry consists of the sharpened brick. The object is insulated with the ETICS thermal insulation system. The foundation construction is designed on the concrete strip footing. The ceilings are constructed as the reinforced concrete slabs. The stairs will be also of the einforced concrete. The roof truss is designed with an overrafter isolation. The roof covering will be tin. The flat roof is projected partly as a green roof and partly walkable.