Thesis deals about the building structural condition of the building in Šlapanice, street Riegrova 1238/21. Methods of diagnostic survey are suitably chosen, then realized and evaluated. From these results is done structural calculation of bricks pillar in first-floor. We reached to the conclusion, that the most suitable solution is demolition of this existing object and build the new one.

The project deals with design of a multifunctional house. The object is situated in the city called Hořice in Hradec Králové region. Terrain of the land is flat. The building consists of a basement and four floors and it has a rectangular plan. There are four shops and ten dwelling units in the house. Layout of the units is three rooms plus one room. Above one part of thrid floor is a flat roof which is made of concrete tiles and vegetation. It serves for relaxing.

The masters thesis dealt with reconstruction of the complex military garages built in the mid 20th century. The site is located in Brno, close to Peace Square, Lerchova 915/62, Brno-Stránice, 602 00 Brno. Area of land area is 5,384.25 square meters. Reconstruction involves two detached single-storey buildings, the street Lerchova object and the object at the Valley Street. The goal is the maximum possible use of existing quality substructure, which is a combination of internal reinforced concrete frame and brick outer shell. The work is divided into a comprehensive layout of both buildings and detailed sub-project for the construction project on a subject at street Lerchova. Reconstruction of the resolves completely change the layout and especially the concept of architectural design. In terms of architecture, wider relations into account the existing development, which tries to resemble the representation. The building is at street Lerchova basement one floor, built up area is 620.5 square meters. Reconstruction of superstructure solves one floor, making new pitched roof and building a walkway that allows connection between the two objects. Revitalization is due on the requirements of the public and addresses the widespread use of indoor and outdoor spaces as much as possible. It is particularly emphasized promote leisure activities not only public, but especially young people and support for education, mental and physical, education and counseling. We can not forget easily to most complex space by persons with limited mobility.

The topic of this diploma thesis is an elaboration of technical documentation for project of newly-built mixed-use building in Hlučín. Object is located on a quiet suburban area. The building has four floors and is designed from materials typical for our area. On the ground floor is shop and restaurant, on the floors are housing units. The house is covered with a hipped roof.

The objective of the thesis is newly built winery in the wine cellars alley situated inVlkoš u Kyjova in the South Moravia Region. Capacity for wine production is around 180,000 litres. In the building are the tasting rooms and pension with the capacity of 30 people. The building has three floors and a partial basement. The winery is located on sloping land. The building is designed as a brick construction, where underground vertical structures are made of blocks permanent formwork Best and part above ground is made of ceramics blocks Porotherm. The horizontal structures are made of prestressed ceiling panels Spiroll above the production area and the rest is made of ceramics system Porotherm. The gable roof, the walkable and warm flat roof are used in the project. The main goal of diploma thesis is to draft a develop project documentation for building construction.

The aim of the final thesis is design of boarding house and horse stables. The boarding house has two floors, partial basement and exploited attic. The building is designed as rectangle and will serve as support area for guests´accommodation. The building has saddle roof. The main material of vertical and horizontal structures is cast-in-place concrete using formwok VELOX. The second building is horse stables. The building has two floors, partial basement and partial exploited attic for storing fodder. The L-shaped building will serve as stable for eleven horses, storage of fodder and garage for agricultural equipment. The building has saddle roof with truss girders. The main material of vertical and horizontal structures is cast-in-place concrete using formwok VELOX. These buildings are designed on slightly sloping terrain from east to west.

The Master´s thesis addresses the design of wooden residential building. It is a four-storey building with a gabled roof with a slope of 15°. Building is designed for housing 32 people. The building is located on flat terrain. The main structural system are KLH solid wood panels with insulation layer on the outside. The ground floor is brick and consists of rooms of technical support and garages. The Master´s thesis includes project documentation for construction execution.

Theme of diploma thesis is a Heavy wooden frame in apartment development. The thesis is concerned with a proposal of residential building project, which has the possibility of accommodation for people in rural areas near larger city. This is a residential building with 3 storeys. The first floor is completely wheelchair friendly and there is a flat for the disabled (1+kc). In the first and second floor is placed 7 flats (3x 1+kc, 2x 2+kc, 2x 3+kc). On the third floor there are two flats (4+kc) with entry to the terrace. Building is placed on the base zone and footing. The structural system is consists of a heavy wooden frame. The ceiling structure consists of wood joists anchored into girder frame. In the building there is a flat walkable roof in place of terrace of the apartment on the third floor, otherwise is roof construction consisting of slanting roof with wooden roof truss.

The purpose of the projection was creating an object which offers enough space for social activities with possibility of free time spending. The floor projection of irregular shape allows the object of the golf club to be splitted into dispositionally detached parts. The object consists of three-storey main building and two-storey relaxing section. Whole object has a basement. It is situated in sloping terrain on the outskirts of the Dolní Dobrouč village. The basement of main building has the shape of irregular rectangle. It is imbedded into the ground and technical background of main object is situated here. The relaxing section is connected to this space by small passage which is used for technical background of this section. The floor projection of the first floor exceeds over the basement. In a guests section, there is a main entrance, a restaurant and a shop. The staff section adjoins to this section. On the second floor, there are conference rooms, administrative section, the other floor of the restaurant and a garage. The basement of the relaxing section as much as its first floor are designed for the guests‘ relaxation. The shed roof construction of the main building and the relaxing section is made of glued laminated truss. The garage has a shed roof too with the construction built of thin-walled domestic roof trusses. In the construction point of view the object was projected with aspect to cooperation of materials and systems and so allows effective use of different parts. The building does not invade the character of the environment due to its shape solution when object almost copies the terrain. However, the whole complex of golf club including golf course, creates a distinctive landscaping object.

The aim of this master thesis is to prepare the project documentation for a building of a Christian centre. The building is designed for liturgical purposes, but also leisure activities and consists of two floors and a partial basement. The main parts of the building: Main hall for worship services, group of rooms for activities, small hall, tea room and a dwelling unit for the pastor. The floor plan of the building is shaped like the letter „V“, and the architectural design of the building does not interfere with the landscape. The building is set in slightly sloping terrain which forms a contrast with the opposite rising flat roof over the main hall.