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This thesis deals with the project of Roman Catholic church including affiliated operational functions in Brno, Kohoutovice and its connection to complex urbanistic context bridging rural character buildings with housing estate. The thesis is divided into three main chapters. First chapter is the analytical part of a system, where individual elements are evaluated as well as the system as a whole. This part is followed up by systemic conception which addresses structure from the perspective of broader relations and sets its long-term goals. Last part of the thesis is the design of the church itself as a local refinement of the area with focus on its urbanistic relations, architectural and layout resolution and a work with detail.

The aim of this thesis was to conduct a survey and documentation of construction and the historical development of Object church. John the Baptist in Hlučín, district Opava. The available resources and literature to chart the history of truss structure and determine its typology. Anatomically determine tree species in different parts of the roof structure of the church and using dendrochronological analysis to determine the age of the samples. The work deals with a methodical procedure from dendrochronological sampling, treatment and subsequent measurement until after dating results with comparison using statistical methods within specified Czech and Moravian standard chronologies of tree species. The work is complemented by the resources available on the historical development of building construction. As a result, based on microscopic slides of the samples was identified fir wood. There have been a historical summary of the aspects related to the construction and definition of the age of the individual parts of the roof structure. The truss nave was dated to 1890, the age of the truss presbytery was designed in 1732. Truss above the nave was defined as longitudinally coupled rafter construction Hambálková, stagnant faeces. Historical evaluation of extended documentation package, which is now the object of the church we can leave to future generations. Dating age truss church confirmed the historical development of the subject and contributed to the overall mapping of the now almost restored monument.

The goal of the master thesis is to analyze contemporary possible approaches how to rehabilitate religious buildings, in our countryside, which were devastated. Historical sources stand out as a subject of the surveys. Those sources give the reasons of the destruction of those churches and chapels and point on the importance of those building in the landscape. The author uses five contemporary examples to show the different approaches how to use the ruins of the churches. The specifics are defined, and benefits and risks are clarified from the point of view of the landscape architect. Based on the acquired knowledge there is established universal procedure how to treat those monuments. Pivotal idea of the whole thesis is the necessity to discover the specific sign for every ecclesiastical ruin and after that to keep or restore this sign to approach this monument to keep its place. All the process is based on the profound analysis. Next step is to modify the surrounding in the kind of way to keep the character of the place. This theory is verified by the design of the model object. The study processes rehabilitation of the area where is the ruin of bigger chapel in the border area in the village Slezská Harta (former Sudety). This area has been displaced twice in history because of the construction of the water reservoirs. The study offers the solution of the surrounding of the building with the overlap into the landscape and even verify the correctness of the procedure of the rehabilitation the ruins in variants. In succession one variant is chosen and finished in detail. The discussion deals with three topics: - Sums up the landscape means, which can be used to rehabilitation of the monument - Deals with the impact of the surrounding and importance ofthe sacral building as a symbol - Outlines the future and sustainability of the projects of renewal and rehabilitation of the sacral architecture

This thesis is focused on the dendrochronology of the chosen bell headstocks in the churches in Boskovice region. This work describes the entire process of selecting churches, samplings, measurements and a tree-ring dating. The tree-ring dating was focused on the bell headstocks in the Church of St.Jacob Mayor in Boskovice, The Holly Trinity Church in Drnovice, the Church of St. Stanislav in Kunštát, the Church of St. Prokop in Letovice, the Church of St.Peter and St.Paul in Lysice and the Church of the Assumption of Mary in Sebranice. The found dates are compared with the awailable literature and internet sources. The chronology extends back 435years (1383-1818).This chronology was used to complete the Czech oak chronology CZGES 2016. Now the Czech oak chronology contains samplings from the entire location of natural occurrence of oaks in the Czech Republic.

The thesis proposal for a new building with the Roman Catholic Church Pastoral Center in New Liskovec estate in Brno. The proposal follows the tradition of religious buildings, uses the idea of the direction of space, its gradation and image paths for the good of man and love. Construction of the church refltects layering of the floors of the surrounding settlements, which passes through each floor verticaly from font to the roof garden which has its character of an atmosphere Gethsemane garden. The horizontal direction of the space reflects the way of a man in this world and symbolizes a labyrinth of the world, the path to salvation and redemption of the human soul. In this order follows vestibule, the nave and chancel topped with circular skylight. Floor of the nave consists of exposed rock massif which symbolizes clasp with the earth and also freely interpret the parable of the two builders from Matthew's Gospel. The only source of natural light in the nave is circular skylight above presbytery that creates a vertical flow of light and symbolically shows the way to the only God. Right in the horizontal direction of the intersection of human and divine is the sacrificial table on which occurs transsubstination during the Mass.

The proposed church is set in a terraced terrain north-south slope and its configuration is handled in accordance with the existing communication structure. At the same time the church does not block an open view of the distant horizon. The object is designed intentionally as horizontal as opposed to verticality of very high residential buildings surrounding the site. Next to the church building rises a path, whose trajectory was previously naturally done by people who have used the path as a shortcut across the hill. The building is trying to hold a dialogue with this path, thus the building can be entered from the path. The lining of the path also creates the desired public spaces. The main space of the church is hidden in the heart of the building, as the soul is hidden inside the body of man. Sacred space is clearly defined by a cylindrical tube, around which the other floors are placed. The tube that is also holding a ramp penetrates through the entire building, thus giving a ubiquitous presence of the temple on each floor via perforated round holes. The ascending ramp also serves as the way of the Cross starting on the ground floor of the presbytery and finishing as the last 14th stopping at the very top of the at the upper entrance. The church is accessible in two ways - with the upper entrance with a ramp going down, or directly from the bottom floor main entrance. Both options offer different spatial perceptions. The access from the ground level starts at the entrance with a direct view to the sacrificial table and suddenly opens up at into the sacred space. At the upper entrance the sacral space opens up slowly as the visitor ascends the spiral ramp that gradually opens up into three choirs at various heights and with different uses - gradually from above - choir, organ, believers. Organist for the choir has its own auxiliary staircase. The space the church offers many different spatial shapes, corners and connections. Different heights provide different perception - from intimate prayer alone to experience the Great Assembly.

The subject of this thesis is design the new building of Catholic church which is connected to current cemetery in the village of Krhová near Valasske Mezirici. The idea is to give the community building, which from historical point of view has always been the most important building. The building, which represents the permanent values. The church and cemetery are composed as horizontal cemetery wall, from which a simple vertical form of the church that towers above the village.

The thesis shows everyday life in south Bohemian rectory Lišov in the years 1789-1914. The authoress used mostly sources preserved in the State District Archives in České Budějovice in the funds of Parish Office Lišov and District Office České Budějovice I, in the State Regional Archives in Třeboň in the fond Bishop{\crq}s Office and from sources of the Land Register Office in České Budějovice. The work is divided into seven chapters, introduction and conclusion. The first chapter is based upon specialized literature and describes the development of a church administration in Bohemian countries in observed period. In other chapters the authoress describes the rectory Lišov, its administration development and its economy; she also mentions social conditions of rectory{\crq}s inhabitants. The work then considers a chapter about church in Lišov, its renovation and people, who ensured the daily operation of the parish and the church. The thesis also describes a life of one of the rectory{\crq}s inhabitants in the beginning of the 20th century. The work outlines life at country rectory in the time of fast changing and modernizing 19th and the beginning of 20th century. Textual and picture supplements included.