The thesis revives the issue of bringing foreign elements into the rural environment. The thesis warns about their unsuitability and brings old-new solutions to support local idiom. As a model area was chosen Rymice village in the region of Hana, intensively farmed landscape with fertile soil. In the historical maps and aerial photographs, there was identified land use pattern dominican (related to the manor) and track. The subject of close interest was the exploration of the importance of land use pattern and its manifestation in the village - how the individual fields and lines inscribe into the village floor plan and thus how the organization of soil/ land fund influenced the arrangement of gardens. In Rymice, based on field research, basic categories of gardens were defined in relation to land use pattern. This classification is the basis for the next part – design/ project. The design part deals with the protection of the preserved historical structure, i.e. the traditional arrangement of belt gardens with utility function, as well as the superstructure structure disturbed (quarter of catalog houses). The penultimate theme deals with a new foundation, where it is the creation of a new residential area with the principles of the traditional arrangement of gardens within the contemporary garden. The last theme is the landscape exposition of the homeland colony in Hejnice, which includes reflections on the restoration of the historical structure or the foundation of a new, non-original structure.

This diploma thesis is focused on issues of old and unused objects or areas, called brownfields. The main goal was to characterize brownfields, their distribution and related concepts and problems. With the field survey method were identified four brownfields in the selected microregion and was detected their current status and current or future use. Another used method was a questionnaire. All of the results showed that the problem of brownfields is becoming more and more actual and that there are a lot of these areas in the micro-region but only a few of them were recultivated.

The topic of this diploma thesis is research of transformation of the cultural landscape in two selected cadastral areas in microregion Bystřicko. It is about cadastral area of Rovečné and Vír. In this diploma thesis was used method of literature research, comparative method, survey investigation, cartographic investigation, semi-standardized interviews and SWOT analysis. At first is created detailed characteristics of model areas and cartographic investigation. The results of the survey and semi-standardized interviews are described and then is elaborated a SWOT analysis and its comparison and then the results of comparison of model areas. At the end are solved the results. Changes in the acreage are mention of the last 174 years. In Vír are these changes chiefly on arable land, forests and water areas. At Rovečné these changes are not so significant, but again they are mainly on arable land, forest soil and permanent grasslands. My hypothesis has been confirmed.

The general subject of this thesis is a new term in the practice of spatial planning: spatial study of the landscape. In this thesis the status of the term in spatial and landscape planning discourse is presented. What is, therefore, a spatial study of landscape, which terms it uses, who assigns it and how, who processes it and on what foundation, which strategic documents are respected and which are amended, what is the future and present condition of processing such study on the state level. In the methodology and results part there are suggested possibilities of a forest landscape analysis for purposes of a spatial study of the landscape: which foundations might be analysed and how, approach to both reconnaissance and design phases, how results might look and what is their actual meaning.

The thesis dealt with the analysis and comparison of the specifics of the landscape Bučovicko microregion, which is located in Vyškov district. There were identified and analyzed changes in the landscape of the micro-region with a focus on small-scale protected areas, their comparison during the selected time period, including a comparison of proposals and implementation plans. There was realized a literature review, a comparative method and the method of semi-structured interview and SWOT analysis. The results are following: according to analysis of land use, the Bučovicko microregion increases the area of agricultural land since 2000-2016 by 11.5 %, while the area of forest land decreased by 12.5 %. Comparing to the use of specially protected areas in the Bučovicko microregion during the 1950-2013, implementation management plans for such areas applied immediately after their announcement. According to semi-structured interviews with representatives of the government results were rather negative, mainly due to restrictions on activities. The results of SWOT analysis underlined strengths, mainly thanks to Bučovice status as a district center and the main actor in relation to the development of the microregion.

Diploma work consists of 4 oil paintings on canvas and 10 paintings on paper. Abstract character of these paintings defines their dreamy atmosphere, which was created in Intermedia department and captures autor’s approach towards painting. This diploma work has ambitions to belong to contemporary art scene, especially in the context of contemporary painting. Author reflects that art scene and is aware of its tendences and trends. There might be few questions; what are these trends? what is their meaning and how can they be reflected by curators and critics? Will these trends persist and will they become classified? Simultaneously author perceives the autonomy of Intermedia department and its liberty. Collection entitled „ARE“ was created with awareness of the fact, that everyone can see their beings in their own eyes. Author created them by her own eyes and by that she claims they „are“.

Finding the meaning of architecture in the Broumov region and restoring the pilgrimage tradition as well.

The building, combining the production of wine, accommodation and restaurant is surrounded by vineyards overlooking the Novomlýnské reservoir and Palava Hills. Part of the proposal are too small constructions in the landscape, which offers its users an added value in the perception of the cultural landscape. The basic idea itself winery is an intersection that connects the four routes, each of which is determined by another user.

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.

As my diploma thesis I created a series of expresive figurative paintings. The series tells fragments of stories from romantic fantazy sceneries combined with contemporary subcultural and life style motives. My inspiration comes from a strong game play experience and a deep emotional bond with the central european landscape. The story is situated somewhere between a fairy talish past and a dystopic future.