The subject of this bachelor's thesis is the design of project documentation
for a detached single-family house with an ancillary operation in the village
of Čím. The building is designed for a family of four and is conceived as a
three-storey structure with two above-ground floors and a basement,
covered by a flat roof.
The main entrance is oriented to the northeast, with the cantilevered part of
the 2nd floor creating a covered entry. The layout of the 1st floor includes a
living room with a kitchen providing direct access to the terrace, a guest room
with its own bathroom, a laundry room and a separate WC. The 2nd floor
contains the master bedroom with a bathroom and access to the balcony, a
spacious walk-in wardrobe, two children's rooms, a study and a separate WC.
The basement is used as a social zone — comprising a wine cellar, a gym, a
recreation room with a bathroom and a utility room.
The load-bearing structural system consists of HELUZ ceramic masonry —
external walls 380 mm thick, internal load-bearing walls 250 mm thick and
partitions 115 mm thick. The floor structures are designed as reinforced
concrete monolithic slabs 250 mm thick. The building is founded on
reinforced concrete monolithic strip foundations made of C20/25 concrete.
The thermal envelope is insulated with an ETICS contact insulation system
using EPS 200 mm thick. The roof cladding consists of a two-layer
waterproofing system of asphalt membranes with EPS thermal insulation.
The building is designed as a nearly zero-energy building. Heating and
domestic hot water preparation are provided by an air-to-water heat pump
with underfloor heating. Ventilation is handled by an HVAC system routed
through suspended ceilings.
The thesis includes the architectural and structural design of the building,
drawing documentation, building physics assessment and a visualisation of
the proposed structure. The project is also processed in IFC format.