Apartmajski stolp

magistrsko delo

Miha Štefl (Author), Uroš Lobnik (Mentor), Stojan Kravanja (Co-mentor)

Abstract

Zaključna naloga je projektna naloga, v kateri zagovarjamo idejno zasnovo enoapartmajskega stolpa, ki sprejme do pet ljudi. Dvajset metrov visoka jeklena konstrukcija, obdana s steklom, služi kot zasebni razgledni stolp, namenjen oddajanju v najem. Osnovni motiv pri oblikovanju je vzet iz pohorske steklarske tradicije v preteklosti. Oblika stolpa spominja na podolgovat kos lomljenega stekla, zapičenega v zemljo. Telo nepravilne oblike je dvanajststrani konveksni polieder oziroma dvajsetogliščni tridesetrobnik, pri čemer nobena od ploskev ni trikotna. Algoritmično določeno telo smo kasneje raztegnili v vertikalno smer in v višino nanizali sedem nadstropij. Prvo, najmanjše, meri slabih 5 m2, terasa zgoraj pa dobrih 15 m2. Skupna bivalna površina je 70 m2. Od spodaj navzgor se prostori razvrstijo v sledečem vrstnem redu: vhod, kuhinja, otroška soba, kopalnica, spalnica, dnevna soba, terasa. Povezuje jih lestev v notranjosti in večnamensko panoramsko dvigalo na fasadi. Do vhodne ploščadi se s pomočjo lestve preko olesenelega debla in vej povzpnemo na višino štirih metrov, od koder vstopamo v objekt. Njegova največja posebnost je ošiljena konica, ki pri tleh zaseda le dober kvadratni meter površine. Z jeklenimi vrvmi je stolp povezan z nekoliko širšim podzemnim betonskim prostorom.

Keywords

stolp;bivalni stolp;razgledni stolp;turizem;arhitektura;magistrske naloge;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2019
Typology:	2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:	UM FGPA - Faculty of Civil Engineering, Transportation Engineering and Architecture
Publisher:	[M. Štefl]
UDC:	728.5.012.1(043.2)
COBISS:	22478358
Views:	905
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	APARTMENT TOWER
Secondary abstract:	The final part of our thesis is a one - apartment concept tower that can house up to five people. The tower is a twentymeter high steel structure enclosed in glass. It functions as a private lookout tower for renting. The basic design motif was taken from the historic Pohorje glass tradition. The shape of the tower resembles an elongated piece of broken glass embedded in the ground. The body of the irregular shape is a twelve-sided convex polyhedron, or twenty thirty-edged vertexes with no triangular surfaces. The irregular shaped body is a twelve-sided convex polyhedron, none of which are triangular. The algorithmic defined body was later stretched into a vertical position, to the height of seven floors. The first floor is less than 5 m2 and the terrace above is over 15 m2. The total living area is 70 m2. From the bottom up, the rooms are arranged in the following order: entrance, kitchen, children’s room, bathroom, bedroom, living room and terrace. They are joined by ladders in the interior and a multifunctional panoramic elevator attached to the facade. We reach the entrance platform through a ladder, through wooded trunks and branches, to a height of four meters, where we enter the building. Its greatest feature is a pointed tip, which occupies only a square meter of the floor area. The tower is connected to a slightly wider underground concrete room by use of steel ropes.
Secondary keywords:	tower;tower house;lookout tower;tourism;architecture;
URN:	URN:SI:UM:
Type (COBISS):	Master's thesis/paper
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Mariboru, Fak. za gradbeništvo, prometno inženirstvo in arhitekturo, Arhitektura
Pages:	XI, 145 str.
ID:	11150965