This bachelor's thesis deals with the design of a residential apartment building with civic amenities, located on a plot in Terezy Novákové Street in the Brno-Řečkovice district. The building is designed as a five-storey structure. The ground floor accommodates civic amenity spaces – a café and a children's playroom – along with the technical facilities of the building and storage units assigned to individual residential units. The second through fifth floors are designated for residential use. Each residential floor comprises one 2+kk apartment unit and four 3+kk apartment units, totalling 20 residential units. The site features two terrain levels – at ±0.000 and +3.100 – which allows the second-floor apartment units to have direct access to a garden at the level of the adjusted terrain.

The structural system is designed as a masonry wall system using Porotherm ceramic blocks with an external thermal insulation composite system (ETICS) of mineral wool. The perimeter walls in contact with the ground are constructed from cast-in-place reinforced concrete. The floor structures are designed as cast-in-place reinforced concrete slabs. The building is founded on strip foundations supplemented by bored piles. The roof is designed as a single-layer flat roof with a gradient layer formed by thermal insulation tapered wedges and a waterproofing system consisting of two layers of modified bitumen sheets. The façade is finished with a white render. Window openings are fitted with triple-glazed insulating glass units. The site benefits from good public transport connections to the centre of Brno.