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Institute of Building Structures (PST)

The main result of the course would be the student's ability to solve structural details in a wider context (feasibility, accuracy of design, bearing stability, issues in the field of building physics, etc.) so that they would be structurally correct and functional for a long period.

Theory of civil engineering´s constructions, drawing of buildings Theory of building construction, drawing of building constructions according to valid standards. Technical and typological principles of building design and particular construction units.
Building Act + executive regulations CSN, DIN, ISO, EN.

Issues in building physics, stress and structural characteristics, material characteristics, structural conjunctions and solutions, issues in foundation engineering and roofing design of buildings.

Assignment of the individual details with their subsequent production and consultation. Presentation of the details to the study group followed up by discussions and mutual oppositions. Presentation of the assigned seminary work focused on a certain topic. The teaching methods do depend on the way of teaching and are described in article 7 of the Study and Examination Regulations of the BUT.

Altogether it is necessary to actively participate the practices, with parallel consultations and submissions of the assigned work (drawings) according to the schedule of practices, which are then required to be handed in together within the credit week in a prescribed manner. To pass the course, it is necessary to get the credit from practices, to obtain more than 60% of the points in the written exam and pass the oral examination.

1.Introduction to the course, system, subsystem, element - mutual relations between structural details, interaction, traditional and system approach to building analyses.
2. Essential criteria for structural detail design in terms of quality and value, function, physical-technical, energy consumption, work difficulty, fire resistance, aesthetics, etc.
3. Physical aspects of structural detail design – thermal, acoustic, lighting, wind, water, energy, durability.
4. Identification of enormously loaded structural details. Structural details jointing external walls, foundations and floors on the ground, in buildings without a basement.
5. Identification of enormously loaded structural details. Structural details jointing external walls, foundations and floors in basement buildings and buildings without a basement.
6. Identification of enormously loaded structural details. Structural details of overhanging constructions (balconies, loggia, bays) and cornices.
7. Identification of enormously loaded structural details. Structural details of flat roofs and their connection with external walls.
8. Identification of enormously loaded structural details. Structural details of pitched roofs and their connection with external walls.
9. Identification of enormously loaded structural details. Structural details of windows, doors, gates and their connection with external walls.
10. Structural details of stairs and railings, ceilings and floors, tinsmith’s work and products.

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Structural – architectonic detail takes a crucial share in a total level of building. The student solves, under the direction of the tutor, structural details taken over particular project documentation and compiles a seminary work on a given subject. An integral part of the work is a public defence of elected technical solutions.

Extent and forms are specified by guarantor’s regulation updated for every academic year.

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vyhláška č. 191/2002 Sb.. 2002. (CS)

Coates, David T.: Roofs and Roofing-Design and Specification Handbook. Whittles Publishing, 1993. ISBN 978-1870325110. (EN)
MMR: Vyhláška MMR č.268/2009. 2009. (CS)
Soubor ČSN řady 72,73 a 74. (CS)