Architekti Josef Skřivánek a Václav Svoboda, místní stavitelé v Čáslavi. Architektura první třetiny 20. století

Abstract

Tato diplomova prace se zabyva architekturou mesta Caslavi prvni tretiny 20. stoleti. V tomto obdobi mesto protivalo velky stavebni rozvoj. Pozornost je venovana mistni zapomenute stavitelske rodine Skrivanku a dalsim architektum, jet se zde v teto dobe uplatnily. Duraz je kladen i na vyzdvihnuti kulturne - historickeho pozadi, ktere je nedilnou soucasti podoby a vyvoje mesta. Dana fakta vychazi z podrobneho studia dobovych pramenu a literatury. Prace je rozdelena na dve tematicke casti. Prvni zahrnuje konec 19. stoleti at pocatek prvni svetove valky. Druha se zabyva obdobim po prvni svetove valce. Velkym prinosem je katalog staveb s bohatou fotografickou dokumentaci. Predstavuje nejzajimavejsi architektonicke objekty tohoto obdobi ve meste. Diplomova prace je predevsim prvnim pokusem faktograficky zmapovat architekturu Caslavi pocatku 20. stoleti a zaradit ji i do sirsich souvislosti tehdejsi architektonicke produkce.

My graduation thesis focuses on the architecture of the city Caslav during the first third of the twentieth century. This is an important time in history of building development. The focus is based on the local architecture of the forgotten Larks Skrivanek family, as well as other architects, that influenced bulidings in Caslav. Emphesis is placed on the historical background and the cultural impact of the architecture, which is a part of the design and developement of the city. The emphasis of these are based on a detailed study of historical sources and literature. The work is devided into two thematic periods. The first part covers the period from the end of the 19th century to the First World War. The second part deals with the period after the First World War. The main benefit is a catalogue of buildings, which shows the best chosen works of this period in the city. This thesis is primarily a first attempt to photographically map out the architecture of Caslav during this period and includes the broader circumstances of the former architectural production