Apartment houses Vojtova

Apartment houses Vojtova
Spolupráce:Lukáš Šiarny
Address: Vojtova 7, 9, Štýřice, Brno, Czech Republic
Completion:2020
Built Up Space:56673 m3
Price:459 000 000 CZK


Basic Information
A – residential building Vojtova 9 – 73 apartments / 30 starter apartments, 43 apartments for seniors
B – multifunctional building with apartments and public amenities Vojtova 7 – 43 apartments / 43 apartments for seniors
Total A and B – 116 apartments (30 starter, 68 for seniors 65+, 14 barrier-free apartments, 2 apartments with social services)
Parking spaces in the building – 77
Parking spaces on Havlenova 27, Vojtova 30, Grmelova 8 – a total of 65 spaces
Public amenities in building B: branch of the Jiří Mahen Library, Cultural and Educational Center – Kávéeska, Social Service Brno-Centrum - Day Services Center, café, public restrooms

Environmental Context
The buildings are constructed in energy class B, with recovery units in the apartments, triple-glazed windows, external blinds, and thermal glass on the southern sides - to prevent overheating of interiors and reduce heating costs. The buildings are equipped with accumulation tanks for rainwater, which is used for irrigation of greenery.

Historical and Cultural Context
The construction site has been part of the extravilan of the Old Brno cadastre since the late Middle Ages, and fields were located here. Since the early 14th century, there was a church of St. Wenceslas with a cemetery nearby, which gradually expanded to the construction site. It was abolished in 1883. In 2017 - 18, rescue archaeological research was conducted here, with numerous finds that are partially presented in the interior of the Jiří Mahen Library, Vojtova 7.
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The complex includes two rental buildings with small flats for the elderly over 65 years of age and starter flats for young families, a public park, and surrounding streets with greenery. The main concept behind the design is to create quiet and sophisticated accommodation on social contacts, which will enable the creation of the neighborhood community, i.e. a form of shared housing, the so-called „multi-generational co-housing“.Residents can interact better with one another, particularly through shared exterior spaces in the houses. The social context is underlined by the facilities located in one of the houses – the library, the Cultural and Educational Centre, the Social Services Centre, and a café. The shared spaces with horizontal and vertical gardens, footbridges, and pavilions encourage various leisure activities or socializing.Residents can add to the shared spaces to complement them according to their ideas with seating places, greenery pots, or a playground.The public park is for various forms of active and passive recreation for people of all ages.The facade design is austere, it does not interfere with the compactness of the structure and contrasts with the structured and varied spaces of the atriums.The arrangement of the blocks, the orientation of atriums in relation to the cardinal points, the influence of green architecture, and the play of light and shadow make the climate between the blocks more pleasant. The openings between the blocks provide contact between the atriums and the surrounding streets and parks. A platform rising above the gently sloping terrain in the form of an airy plinth and garages and amenities integrates the four-storey blocks into a single functional unit. Consoled masses and entry ramps emphasize the entrances to both buildings.
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