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The student is expected to know the basic rules of design and co-ordination of utility facilities, relating to development planning documents. The development and co-ordination of utility facilities requires synoptic knowledge of urban and regional development.

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Teaching methods depend on the type of course unit as specified in the article 7 of BUT Rules for Studies and Examinations.

Admission to examination is conditioned by participation in consultations, working out and submission of a seminar assignment, in required extent, quality and term. The examination consists of two parts - oral exam of theoretical knowledge, and graphic exam of practical incorporation of utility facilities into development planning documents.

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Gaining extensive knowledge of new methods of designing utility facilities, in co-ordination with development planning documents for urbanised areas.

Working out of a seminar assignemt, attendence of consultations and lectures according to the study program. The form of making up for missed consultations and lectures depends on indivudual assignment.

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lhotáková Z.: Technická infrastruktura v urbanizovaném území (CS)
Lhotáková Z.a kol.: PUS - Hospodaření s dešťovými vodami (CS)
736005 prostorové uspořádání sítí technického vybavení (CS)

Šrytr a kol.: Městské inženýrství (CS)
Limity využití území - příručka UUR (CS)
Šerek, Lhotáková, Pavlíček, Sklenář: Technická infrastruktura měst (CS)
DIN 1998 Unterbringung von Leitungen und Anlagen in öffentlichen Flachen (DE)

39 hours, compulsory

- Planning, design and management of utility and transpot facilities in urbanised areas.
- Relationships of urban infrastructure, utility facilities and transport infrastructure.
- Utility networks, their significance, classification and special features.
- Concepts for utility networks and their application to development planning documents.
- Design, regeneration and operation of utility networks in towns and villages.
- New techniques of pipelaying in urban areas, trenchless technologies.
- Significance of using common routes (utilidors, utility galleries and channels) in
urbanised areas.
- Excursions and visits to utilidors in the historic center and in the residential estates
of the City of Brno.
- Relation of utility facilities to urban green spaces, using rain water in the interiors
of urban centers.
- Co-ordination and regulation of traffic in towns.
- Designing transport networks in development planning documents.
- Land use limits and utility factors limiting land use.
- Legislation and utility facilities (new Acts, prescriptions and ordinances concerning
utility facilities).