doc. Ing. arch. Jiří Palacký, Ph.D.

1. Architectural Heritage Conservation

   The dissertation in focused on the architectural heritage conservation. The subject might be an analysis of a selected work or set of works, methodological critics, historiographical research, or theoretical study connected to local or international legislation and conventions.

   Tutor: Horáček Martin, doc. PhDr., Ph.D.

2. Architectural language

   The dissertation is focused on architectural language. The issue will be discussed from the artistic, technological, historiographical, sociological and psychological point of view, with the basis in contemporary theory of architecture.

   Tutor: Horáček Martin, doc. PhDr., Ph.D.

3. Architecture Elements; space in between public and private

   Consequences of processes, phenomena and the influence of aspects of vitality and stability on the organisation, form and substance, and on its composition of the socio-cultural and socio-economic aspects

   Tutor: Kiszka Josef, doc. Ing. arch.

4. Determinism and predefinition of the architectonic form

   Definition and comparison of the preconceived natural and/or cultural determinants of the form. The form, plasticity and morphology of the architecture in both global and local scale and natural and/or cultural determinants of the processes of construction and disposition. Exploring the architecture in different climates, by that caused nuance of the form and plasticity without considering the aesthetical and subjective aspects of the project creaton.

   Tutor: Kiszka Josef, doc. Ing. arch.

5. Determinism and predefinition of the architectonic form

   Definition and comparison of the preconceived natural and/or cultural determinants of the form. The form, plasticity and morphology of the architecture in both global and local scale and natural and/or cultural determinants of the processes of construction and disposition. Exploring the architecture in different climates, by that caused nuance of the form and plasticity without considering the aesthetical and subjective aspects of the project creaton.

   Tutor: Kiszka Josef, doc. Ing. arch.

6. Gable as an expression principle in architecture

   Research of the tradition of fraternal structures in the expression solution of architectural elements of buildings with a focus on the architectural expression of the building.

   Tutor: Palacký Jiří, doc. Ing. arch., Ph.D.

7. Influence of building structures on climate change

   Construction is also a major contributor to global climate change. This is done through the production of greenhouse gases that are emitted during the technological processes that accompany the production of building materials

   Tutor: Chybík Josef, prof. Ing., CSc.

8. Jewish architects in Brno 1918-1939

   The topic of Jewish architects in Brno remained in shadow of main interest in architecture of “The New Brno“. Heuristic research in this topic should help to accomplish the view on phenomenon of Brno culture in international context.

   Tutor: Šlapeta Vladimír, prof. Ing. arch., DrSc.

9. New function in historical object - potential and usage limits sacral buildings

   Systematic study specifies the use of historical objects and their files in connection with the principles of historical restoration. Potential and limits of the monitored objects in the search phase for the appropriate function and the optimum level of operational load. Focused on sacral buildings

   Tutor: Boháč Ivo, doc. Ing. arch., Ph.D.

10. Places for questions and their spatial determinants

    Research of spatial determinants of places for questions, places where innovative ideas and ideas arise.

    Tutor: Palacký Jiří, doc. Ing. arch., Ph.D.

11. The constructions of Czechoslovak architects of the interwar period in the territory of Ukraiane and former Carpathian Ruhtenia – exploring the context, broader context and the essence itself

    The dissertation will brings a comprehensive view on the work of Czechoslovak architects in the interwar period in Ukraine with an emphasis on the territory of former Carpathian Ruthenia. The work of Czechoslovak architects in the aforementioned territory is still little known, and we believe that it si essential to offer comprehensive study of their work.

    Tutor: Šlapeta Vladimír, prof. Ing. arch., DrSc.

12. The constructions of Czechoslovak architects of the interwar period in the territory of Ukraiane and former Carpathian Ruhtenia – exploring the context, broader context and the essence itself

    The dissertation will brings a comprehensive view on the work of Czechoslovak architects in the interwar period in Ukraine with an emphasis on the territory of former Carpathian Ruthenia. The work of Czechoslovak architects in the aforementioned territory is still little known, and we believe that it si essential to offer comprehensive study of their work.

    Tutor: Šlapeta Vladimír, prof. Ing. arch., DrSc.

13. Tradition in architecture of the 19th, 20th and 21st century

    The dissertation is focused on traditional form languages and typologies in architecture from the 19th through the 21st century. The subject might be the analysis of the work of particular architect/s, architecture in specific region, particular typology, or application of traditional design in the contemporary architecture.

    Tutor: Horáček Martin, doc. PhDr., Ph.D.

14. Urban unit and singularities and architectural elements: structure and materiality, perpetual features and meanings

    Structural elements, their substance, materiality and form as primary semiotic elements: meaning, perpetuality, features and their meanings: Culture, code, genotype and phenotype; Stability, vitality and their interaction; semiotic analysis of structural elements from classical structures to contemporary trends

    Tutor: Kiszka Josef, doc. Ing. arch.