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Darstellungen von Schlössern inmitten von Gärten und deren näheren und weiteren Umgebung waren ein fester Bestandteil von Familienbildergalerien. In Böhmen und Mähren haben sich solche Bilder in größerem Umfang in den Sammlungen von Adelssitzen seit dem 17. und vor allem seit dem 18. Jahrhundert erhalten. Dazu kamen Ansichten von berühmten Gärten Europas, zum Beispiel Versailles. In dem Aufsatz werden neun Veduten beschrieben, die Barockgärten in ihrer historischen Gestalt zeigen, darunter Nové Dvory, Kuks und Duchcov. / Images of palaces set in their surrounding parks and gardens were a favourite feature of family picture galleries. Many such pictures from the 17th, and more particularly the 18th century, along with views of other famous European gardens such as Versailles, have survived in the art collections of aristocratic residences in Bohemia and Moravia . The article describes nine vedutas, which show Baroque gardens in their historical form, including Nové Dvory, Kuks and Duchcov.

The main topic of this thesis is reconstruction of the monastery like a nursing house for elderly people. The main reasons for this solution is very advantageous position of the monastery in the historic center, the possibility of using the existing building and possibility to use gardens of monastery like an area for relaxation. In gardens of monastery is designed new house for elderly people. This new building is designed with the greatest emphasis on tolerance to the surrounding environment and the historical importance of this area. The footprint of the house follows the trace of the original fortification, which led to the toe of Vlčí věž. It´s floor plan arrangement recalls the letter U. in the center of the house, there is an inner courtyard, which corresponds with the inner courtyard of the monastery. The design of new object is trying to find the best position to fit into the context of the town of Znojmo. At the same time, this arrangement allows the solution to the inner garden, resting place of relaxation, which refers us back to the monastery garden, which occurred in these places since the time of establishment of the monastery.