Horská chata
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Vysoké učení technické v Brně. Fakulta stavební
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Cílem diplomové práce je návrh horské chaty. Horská chata je určena k rekreaci a ubytování pro 23 osob a je navržena na mírně svažitém pozemku v obci Horní Bečva. Objekt je dvoupodlažní bez podsklepení. Hlavní vstup do objektu je z jižní strany, vstup pro personál je z východní strany a další vedlejší vstup do objektu je ze strany severní. Část objektu pro ubytování je situována ve 2. nadzemním podlaží. Obvodové a vnitřní nosné stěny jsou navrženy z cihelných bloků Porotherm, ve 2.NP jsou pak vnitřní stěny ze sádrokartonu. Konstrukce střechy nad hlavní částí objektu je tvořena dřevěným krovem vaznicové soustavy, střecha nad wellness zónou je plochá vegetační, a střecha nad zádveřím je plochá s klasickou skladbou. Hlavní část objektu je zastřešena sedlovou střechou o sklonu 35°, sklony plochých střech nad wellness zónou a zádveřím jsou 3%.
The aim of this thesis is to design a mountain chalet. Chalet is intended for recreation and accommodation for 23 persons and is designed to gently sloping land in the village of Horní Bečva. The building has two floors without a basement. The main entrance to the building is from the southern side entrance for staff is on the eastern side and the other side entrance to the building is from the north. Part of the building for accommodation is situated on the 2nd floor. Perimeter and interior bearing walls are designed from brick blocks Porotherm in 2.NP then the inner walls of plasterboard. The construction of a roof over the main part of the building is made up of wooden roof purlin system, a roof over your wellness zone is flat vegetation, and the roof over the vestibule is flat with classical music. The main part of the building is covered with a gable roof with a slope of 35 degrees inclinations flat roof over the vestibule wellness zone and 3%.
The aim of this thesis is to design a mountain chalet. Chalet is intended for recreation and accommodation for 23 persons and is designed to gently sloping land in the village of Horní Bečva. The building has two floors without a basement. The main entrance to the building is from the southern side entrance for staff is on the eastern side and the other side entrance to the building is from the north. Part of the building for accommodation is situated on the 2nd floor. Perimeter and interior bearing walls are designed from brick blocks Porotherm in 2.NP then the inner walls of plasterboard. The construction of a roof over the main part of the building is made up of wooden roof purlin system, a roof over your wellness zone is flat vegetation, and the roof over the vestibule is flat with classical music. The main part of the building is covered with a gable roof with a slope of 35 degrees inclinations flat roof over the vestibule wellness zone and 3%.
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Diplomová práce, Horská chata, novostavba, vaznicová soustava, dvoupodlažní objekt, nepodsklepen, sedlová střecha, plochá vegetační střecha, plochá střecha klasická, rekreace, ubytování, cihelný konstrukční systém Porotherm, Thesis, Chalet, new building construction framework, two-storey building, basement, gabled roof, flat vegetation roof, flat roof classical, recreation, accommodation, brick construction system Porotherm
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CHOVANCOVÁ, A. Horská chata [online]. Brno: Vysoké učení technické v Brně. Fakulta stavební. 2017.
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Pozemní stavby
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2017-01-30
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práce byla úspěšně obhájena
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Standardní licenční smlouva - přístup k plnému textu bez omezení