This work describes a possibility to use a shape memory alloy as a non-traditional actuator in a particular mechatronic system. The practical part of this work is dedicated to the experimental property verification of the chosen shape memory alloy and also to the design and realization of the new type of electrically controlled gabled valve that uses a shape memory alloy as an actuator. This valve is designed as a replacement of the traditional solution and is also integrated into McKibbens pneumatic muscle endcap. There are also results of practical functional verification of the designed gabled valve solution listed here, and the limited condition for its manufacturing and use is stated here. In the theoretical part of this work, firstly, the shape memory alloy and non-linear systems hysteresis type are discussed. Secondly a new particular solution is designed, which is based on a non-linear computational element, defined by goniometric cosine function. Finally, the properties of the designed solution are verified through the simulations and with the use of experimentally gained datas.

It is a pension with technical base in the urban district of Zilina - Závodie located on flat land beside the river Rajčianka. The building is designed as a free-standing L-shaped The building has three floors above ground and attic. The object is not basement. The buildings will utilities connections. The building is covered with a gable roof ridge at two levels. The first storey level is the main entrance to the public and a separate entrance for staff and supplies plus two side entrances serving as escape routes. The level of the first floor is also a separate entrance to the boiler room, engine room, electrical. The building will serve to accommodate 54 guests dining in the restaurant with dispensing up to 100 meals a day and smaller shares.

The master thesis deals with structural design of new building for retirement people in Veselí nad Moravou. The building has three floors and basement. There are nursing spaces, dining area and rooms for people with reduced mobility on the first floor. The second and third floor is used for accomodation and social activities. The technical facilities and storage spaces for flat users are in basement. The construction system consists of masonry system with ceramic bricks porotherm. The roof design is gabled and there is also a flat roof up on the part of building with access for flat users.

This thesis describes the preparation of a project documentation for construction of a mountain guest house. The building is situated in the outskirts of the village Řeka on sloping land. It is a four-storey building with a basement and three floors. Peripheral bearing structures in the basement and first floor are in indirect contact with the soil and are lined with shuttering and a monolithic concrete. Perimeter and interior bearing walls are lined with ceramic blocks. The ceiling structure consists of a pramic - concrete panels. Stairways and elevator shafts are reinforced with a concrete . The building is covered with a gable roof, which is divided in the centre by an aisle roof. The part of the loft is used as an attic.

The aim of this thesis is project documentation of the revitalization of a farming estate for living purposes. The complex includes four buildings in the city of Vitín in Southern Bohemia. Originally built in the 17th century, this estate falls under the care of historical monuments. This thesis deals with rehabilitation of wet masonry and reconstructing three buildings of the estate. The original perimeter walls are mixed, a gabled roof. Building A and C are two floored, building B is one floor. Presently only building C is used for living, the others serve as storage. Part of the reconstruction includes an extension wind lobby, indoor parking for a personal automobile, and a conservatory. The new structures are designed from aerated concrete Ytong blocks, Liapor and sprayed insulation made of polyurethane foam.

The theme of diploma thesis is a new building of the mountain guest house with restaurant. The location of object is quiet part of village Lipová-lázně – Dolní Lipová, district Jeseník. The building has two floors, a partial basement and an attic. Accommodation is designed for 31 hotel guests. In guest house is also private accommodation for employers. The main material of bearing walls are ceramic fittings. The building is based on the passports of plain concrete. The roof is gabled with a dormer window in all of attic rooms.

The diploma thesis designs project of residental house in Sluhy village. The thesis solves layout and spatial studies, technical reports, drawings for detailed documentation, simple static calculations, building physical examination and assessment of fire safety The architectural and spatial design is based on shapes and proportions oft he original building, which demolition was realized during the project developing. The desing is also based on shapes of existing buildings in surrounding, it means large rural homestead near Prague. There are designed eight dwelling units in the residental house ranging from one room with kitchen to five room with kitchen. All of them are accesible common entrance. Common garage are situated on the ground floor.

Im 1843 publizierten Verzeichnis des Königlich Sächsischen Mengs’ischen Museums, wie die Dresdner Gipsabgusssammlung, die auf die 1782 aus dem Nachlass Anton Raphael Mengs‘ in Rom angekauften Abgüsse zurückgeht, in jener Zeit genannt wurde, tauchen zum ersten Mal Abgüsse der Giebelfiguren des Aphaiatempels aus Ägina auf, der so genannten Ägineten. Bisher ungeklärt blieb die Frage nach dem Zeitpunkt ihrer Erwerbung wie nach ihrer Provenienz.

Master´s thesis, "Wine Cellar in Vlkoš “, is processed in the form of project documentation. The proposed facility is located on plot No. 2468. It is a brick building from the elements Porotherm, concrete blocks BTB, from the wood-beamed ceiling and a gabled roof. The building has two above ground and one underground floor. In the basement is a wine cellar with the production. On the first floor is a tavern with a kitchen and social rooms.V second floor rooms for accommodation.

The project deals with the construction of a multipurpose building in Šumperk with three floors and a basement. It has 4 apartments and 2 on the ground floor premises. The building is located on the outskirts of Šumperk on flat terrain. The house is designed in a walled structural system Heluz with ceramic caps. The building is covered with a gable roof. Part of the project documentation is part of the drawing and text.