Adaptivní opětovné využití v ochraně průmyslového dědictví: Případová studie architektonické přestavby

Abstract

The diploma thesis “Adaptive Reuse in the Conservation of Industrial Heritage: A Case Study in Architectural Redesign” experiments with the conservation of a post-industrial building in Brno, Trnitá, in the vicinity of Cejl and old industrial zone of the city where the textile industry started during 1750s, and has long been a home to different communities: Jews and Germans before the Second World War, and now to Roma population, now facing a radical shift with renewal projects. Thus, it is in the verge of losing its layered historical, cultural and social identity. The subjected building is the former Brno City Timber Factory located on the Křenová Street, and that is going to be demolished due to the future development projects. The project rather than seeing the building as a static monument or rather than aproaching with object-based preservation method, it aims to see the building as a catalyst to bring the social diversity and nature, and works with the future development of the area. The methodology of the project is formed by the research on the works and readings from Rem Koolhaas, Arno Brandlhuber, architecten De Vylder Vinck Taillieu, Vylder Vinck Taillieu, Yona Friedman, and Richard Sennett.

The diploma thesis “Adaptive Reuse in the Conservation of Industrial Heritage: A Case Study in Architectural Redesign” experiments with the conservation of a post-industrial building in Brno, Trnitá, in the vicinity of Cejl and old industrial zone of the city where the textile industry started during 1750s, and has long been a home to different communities: Jews and Germans before the Second World War, and now to Roma population, now facing a radical shift with renewal projects. Thus, it is in the verge of losing its layered historical, cultural and social identity. The subjected building is the former Brno City Timber Factory located on the Křenová Street, and that is going to be demolished due to the future development projects. The project rather than seeing the building as a static monument or rather than aproaching with object-based preservation method, it aims to see the building as a catalyst to bring the social diversity and nature, and works with the future development of the area. The methodology of the project is formed by the research on the works and readings from Rem Koolhaas, Arno Brandlhuber, architecten De Vylder Vinck Taillieu, Vylder Vinck Taillieu, Yona Friedman, and Richard Sennett.