Háj ve Slezsku, variant solution of development in the locality BI-Z12 (US04)

ONDRAČKA, V.: Háj ve Slezsku, variantní řešení zástavby v lokalitě BI-Z12 (US04): Bakalářská práce. Ostrava: VŠB - Technická univerzita Ostrava, Fakulta stavební, Katedra městského inženýrství, 2022, s. 39, Vedoucí práce: Ing. Zbyněk Proske, Ph.D. Cílem Bakalářské práce je vypracovat územní studii zástavby rodinných domů plochy BI-Z12 v obci Háj ve Slezsku. Cílem práce je návrh několika variantních řešení vhodné zástavby, a následné zpracování další výkresové dokumentace pouze u jedné zvolené varianty. Součástí návrhu je i dopravní řešení a napojení lokality na stávající technickou infrastrukturu v obci. Práce bude zpracována v souladu s charakterem obce, v souladu se stávajícími limity a územním plánem. Součástí práce je jednak písemná část, popisující teoretická východiska od popisu lokality a území až po řešení dopravní a technické infrastruktury, a také část výkresová.ONDRAČKA, V.:Háj ve Slezsku, variant solution of development in locality BI-Z12 (US04): Bachelor thesis. Ostrava: VŠB - Technical University of Ostrava, Faculty of Civil Engineering, Department of Urban Engineering, 2022, s. 39, Thesis supervisor: Ing. Zbynek Proske, Ph.D. The aim of the bachelor's thesis is to develop a territorial study of the development of family houses of area BI-Z12 in the village Háj ve Slezsku. The aim of the work is the design of several variant solutions of suitable development, and the subsequent processing of additional drawing documentation for only one selected variant. The design also includes transport solutions and connection of the site to the existing technical infrastructure in the village. The work will be processed in accordance with the nature of the municipality, in accordance with the existing limits and the zoning plan. Part of the work is a written part, describing the theoretical basis from the description of the locality and territory to the solution of transport and technical infrastructure, as well as a drawing part.222 - Katedra městského inženýrstvívýborn

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