Studio title: CITY FAMILY HOUSE

Tutors: Luboš Františák

Time: 14:10 -16:20

Room: A302

Studio category: AT1 Small House

Language of the presentation: Czech

Annotation: At first glance, the city of Brno may appear to be very intensively built-up and without a chance to find suitable land for the construction of family houses, but after a more careful analysis, we can find many locations directly waiting for intervention and new energy. The task was to find a suitable site and then just think up and design an urban family house, or townhouse, or urban solitary villa. All of Brno's city districts were available.

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Studio title: A PIECE OF THE CITY

Tutors: Luboš Františák

Time: 15:00 – 15:30

Room: A302

Studio category: AT3 Town and Place

Language of the presentation: Czech

Annotation: You tried out small and large houses in AT1 and AT2, so you can create sets of buildings from them, and you will also be interested in public, semi-private and private spaces between houses. City streets and piazzettas, courtyards and courtyards. A piece of the city, according to your opinion. It is time to not only have an opinion but also gain experience in designing a city. To perceive the proportions of the house and the scale of the city, to be able to process balances. To realise the context and the importance of the concept in detail.

Studio title: CONTEMPORARY CITY

Tutors: Luboš Františák

Time: 15:00 – 15:30

Room: A302

Studio category: Specialized master's studio

Language of the presentation: Czech

Annotation: The aim is to find contemporary urban forms in Brno. The area being studied is located in Old Brno between Poříčí, Křížová and Rybářská streets. What should our city be like here?

The aim is to search for contemporary urban forms in Brno. The area is located in Old Brno between Poříčí, Křížová and Rybářská streets. What should our city be like here?

Studio title: LIVING IN A CONTEMPORARY CITY + RURAL FAMILY HOUSE

Tutors: Gabriel Kopáčik

Time: 9:00 – 12:00

Room: A316

Studio category: AT1 / Small House; AT3 / Town and Place; SBx  / Specialized masters studio

Language of the presentation: Czech

Annotation: The topic is the issue of contemporary housing. In the first part, the students of studio SB3-A and AT3-A (1st year MSP and 2nd year BSP) will present their vision of housing in the city using specific Brno locations, and in the second part, the students of AT1-A (1st year BSP) will present housing in a Moravian village. The work reflects current trends in a comprehensive approach to addressing environmental and socio-economic issues, including reflection on the local architectural, urban and landscape context.

Studio title: HYBRID HOME 

Tutors: Hana Urbášková

Time: 10:30 – 14:00

Room: A313

Studio category: Town and Place; Specialised master's studio

Language of the presentation: Czech

Annotation: In this studio, we have delved into innovative approaches to designing housing that meets the needs of a hybrid lifestyle. The challenge was to create housing that seamlessly connects zones for work, rest, social interaction and active leisure while creating a welcoming home for young people, families and seniors interested in becoming part of a connected and meaningful community of people. The aim is to look at the problem from a different, new perspective.

Studio title: SMALL BIG HOUSE

Tutors: Ryan Manton + Jan Foretník

Time: 17:00 – 20:00

Room: A409

Studio category: Small House

Language of the presentation: English

Annotation: Can the house be bigger than its plot? Design of a small (residential) house on a specific plot in Brno-Slatina. Focus on the context of the building and the user. The studio focused on the design process using different approaches.

Studio title: UNDER THE MOUNTAINS, under the Wiesner...

Tutors: Nicol Gale & Svatopluk Sládeček

Time: from 10:00 a.m.

Room: B617

Annotation: A house with a residence, a business, a workshop, or a studio, in the historical center of the city of Šumperk. In cooperation with the city architect, we have selected several locations suitable for the development of a small clearing. We will manage the studio as a vertical one, together with the urban character assignment.

Studio name: The joy of living here

Tutors: Petra Žalmanová and Jiří Marek

Time: 9:00 - 11:30

Room: A218

Language of the presentation: Czech

Studio category: AT1 Small house

Annotation: Architectural study of a small house on a jointly selected plot of land. We will design together so that it is a joy to live in and pursue our hobbies. The design of the garden and interior is a matter of course.

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Studio title: MICROREGION OF ŠLAPANICKO

Tutors: Lýdia Šušlíková, Petr Buryška, Marek Hlavička

Time: 9:00 – 12:00

Room: 4th floor (building A)

Studio category: SBx Specialized master's studio

Language of the presentation: Czech

Annotation: The Ministry of Regional Development is currently preparing a long-awaited reform of the spatial planning system, and the Ministry of the Environment is also preparing a new landscape planning framework. In both cases, there is a clear desire to strengthen the importance of the micro-region as an important planning benchmark. The studio assignment follows the case of Šlapanice, as an example of a relatively small but exposed town in the Brno metropolitan area. In this context, the aim of the studio assignment is to examine the delineation of the potential micro-region of Šlapanicko from various perspectives and to define the themes and layers that could be effectively managed (landscape adaptation, transport, logistics, housing, amenities, etc.). The work requires an interdisciplinary character and therefore many professions will be consulted in the studio. An important part of the work will be carried out in the territory and the analysis of available data in collaboration with a team of experts. In the initial phase, a common vision of the territory will be established and then the sub-teams or individuals will divide the key tasks.

The speculative brief called for speculative answers.

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Studio name: TINY HOUSE – HUGE PERSONALITY

Tutors: Vítězslav Nový

Time: from 09:00

Room: A211

Language of the presentation: Czech

Studio category: AT1 small house

Annotation:

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Studio name: ŠUMPERÁK25

Tutors: Alex Bykov

Time: 13:00 - 16:00

Room: A209

Language of the presentation: English

Studio category: AT1 small house

Annotation: The project analysed the phenomenon, the history, the results of its realisation and the further individual transformations of the legendary single-family house Šumperák. We tried to use the example of Šumperák to create a new type of typical residential house, which could meet the modern requirements of building design and the needs of people in 2025.

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Studio title: DESIGN & MATERIAL REUSE

Tutors: Kristýna Smržová

Time: 13:00 – 16:00

Room: A214

Studio category: AT5 Free studio; AT1 Small House

Language of the presentation: Czech

Annotation: Urban planning study for the area on the border of the Královo pole and Medlánky districts. The subject of the solution is the heterogeneous urban structure of a large locality, which is subject to the contemporary changes in city planning from the 1970s to the present. The space is characterised by the torso of the conceptual plan of the university campus of the BUT, the superior Hradecká road as a spatial barrier and only partly built-up area behind it. The aim of the solution is to find a vision for this space in the form of a new multifunctional urban district, to correct the urban disparity and "non-urbanity" of the entire area.

Annotation: Conceptual urbanistic-architectural studies of strategically important locations of historical towns in the South Moravian border region (Břeclav, Mikulov and Znojmo) focused on the restoration, revitalization and spatial cultivation of historical town centres. The subject of the studio work will be the design of an urban-architectural study, the aim of the solution will be to evaluate the potential of public spaces in historic centres with the possibilities of their reconstruction and completion. The semester work will be divided into several phases. The initial phase will be a team work devoted to updating information from the cities addressed, supplemented by information from discussions with city representatives. The comprehensive analysis will be complemented by research on the topics of restoration of historic cities from available sources, including research on previous successful FA student projects. The final phase will be directed towards the individual formulation of the main topic of the semester studio work in the chosen city. The individual study proposal can be a potential for the choice of the topic of the pre-diploma (or diploma) thesis.

Time: 12:00  – 16:00

Room: B305

Studio category: AT3 City and Place; AT5; SBx Specialized masters studio

Language of the presentation: English

Annotation: The typology of a tenement house has a history of exploitation of the landlords over the working class tenants: financial profit from high rents paid for poor living conditions in overcrowded apartments. On the other hand, the dense fabric of the urban quarters often contributes to the most livable and vibrant areas of the city. The historical forms of residential buildings piqued the interest of architects during the period of system transformation in Poland in the 1980s and 1990s when the references to the bourgeois aspirations were linked to the emerging free housing market and privatization processes.

Such forms were part of late rebuilding of the Old Town in Elbląg, called "Retroversion" as it refered to the past in scale and planning, however embodying new aspirations at once.

Currently, real estate developers are capitalizing on the concept of urban quarters to propose highly efficient, over-densified complexes, driven by profit.

Students of IHS5 visited Elbląg and sought to rethink the traditional concept of a tenement house in light of the housing needs of 2025 with a focus on the social and communal aspects of urban living, new forms of tenancy and ownership.