TECHNICAL DESIGNS
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ZERO - Residential area Radlická street, Prague
(in collaboration with Tereza Svachova)
2014
This project aims to design urban planning for passive residential areas and also for a passive apartment building. The 650 000 m2 land served as a basis for a small self-sustaining town featuring or necessary community facilities. Due to ideal conditions necessary for each passive house (orientation, shade caused by third party objects) the project had to be planned in detail. The design of the house puts emphasis on efficient functionality of construction details and the elimination of all termal bridges. The whole design was based on a calculation in PHPP software.
Adaptabla Officebuilding, Scharbeutz, Germany
(in collaboration with Ali Rasoulzadegan, Svilen Valkanov)
2014
This project aims to create conditions ideal for work without modern technologies. We realised that one's well-being is often influenced by the quality of available light, good design, supply of fresh air, room temperature, and exercise. These factors were taken into account and form a philosophical basis of this administrative building with a view of the Baltic sea, located just a few kilometres from Scharbeutz and easily accessable from the nearby A1 motorway.
Pod tahokovem jsou schované provetrávací otvory
SolarOffice Modrany, Prague
(in collaboration with Radka Bartosova and Andrea Valna)
2014
This project was part of SolarArchitektur course. It aims to design an office building capable of covering all its energy needs with solar panels. With this goal in mind, the building features suitable energy-saving appliances.
GlassFacade, Hamburg
(in collaboration with s Annakatharin Bombien, Carla Behringer, Kai Netzel and Zozan Karatas)
2013
This project designed two different glass fronts for HafenCity's new shopping centre. The concept is based on the so-called Seilnetzfassade, which channels forces into a network of steel cables, and the so-called Seiltragerfassade, which channels forces in the construction made of beams.
2013
Sonnenäcker Weg Street, Freiburg, Germany
(in collaboration with Francesco Serra and Carita Stange)
This project uses a number of similar two and three-story apartment buildings from the second half of the 20th century with a saddle-shaped roof and aims to convert the buildings into a solar house that would cover most of its energy needs through PV. The project also covers thermal insulation among other things.
2012
Train station hall, Ostrava, Czech Republic
(in collaboration with Vit Vondracek and Jana Cepková)
Design of a 76m wide steel train station entrance lobby in Ostrava. Includes design as well as calculations and further details.
