Reconstruction of a classical castle and new construction of a covered traffic playground in the Riviera sports complex in Brno.
The playground itself consists of a network of roads with specifications for cycling. In this area, it is possible to induce several desired traffic situations. A system of mechanically interchangeable vertical traffic signs, which guarantees the variability and versatility of the playground, and a central control room for controlling traffic lights and traffic control, are also used for this purpose.
Electronic test boards are in areas within the playground, providing another form of education. The facilities are housed in a newly refurbished former gym building. It consists of an entrance area, changing room with lockers, toilet facilities with a staff area, and storage for hundreds of bicycles including tools for their initial repair.
The Riviera traffic playground is supplemented by a residential area with space to spare for the installation of additional simulators and simulators – a simulator for exiting an overturned vehicle, a crash simulator, a drunken trail, and other furnishings. The building is connected to the outdoor traffic playground, which is connected to the indoor playground with tarpaulin walls during summer. In terms of size, this is the largest traffic playground in the Czech Republic.
The building now serves as a space for the theoretical part of the traffic education programmes and also as an administrative part of the traffic education area.
The symmetrical classical building with a generous three-armed staircase also contains a multifunctional hall, whose use goes beyond the programme content of the Traffic Education Campus. It is also intended to host social and cultural events here. The main foyer with reception is further connected to classrooms, changing rooms, and social facilities for visitors and staff. In the attic, there are offices and changing rooms for the municipal police and in the basement, there are technical rooms and warehouses.
The project of the International Clinical Research Centre is one of the most important Czech scientific projects, thanks to the cooperation of the St. Anne’s University Hospital and the Mayo Clinic a unique research complex was created in Brno. The construction of the building itself was conducted with the full operation of the St. Annes University Hospital and in a very limited area.
The International Clinical Research Centre (ICRC) at St. Annes Hospital in Brno was built in two phases. The first was completed in 2012 and the second in 2015.
K4 provided the client with Project Management of the construction using the Project Management system, Technical Supervision of the client, Cost control, Document control, and Occupational Health and Safety Coordination.
Construction of a production hall, development centre and office area for LIFOCOLOR, a company engaged in the production of colour concentrates and additives for thermoplastics.
The entire complex consists of a three-storey administrative building, a development centre with a glass facade and a 12.5 m high hall, which serves as a production and storage facility.
K4 a.s. was the general designer and managed the actual construction.
New construction and structural modifications of existing industrial buildings in a factory to produce radiators for the automotive industry in the town of Hluk. The construction was carried out in 3 phases and consisted of the construction of a new production hall and subsequent structural modifications to the existing plant. Our company prepared and managed the construction and assembly works of the technology in the mode of Project Management and performed technical supervision of the investor.
On the site of the dilapidated Sigma hotel and cultural house from the early 1980s, a modern building complex has been built, which includes the original renovated hotel, a new administrative building, and a new congress centre.
The eleven-storey mass of the four-star hotel dominates the forecourt area and provides its guests with fascinating views. The hotel offers one hundred and twenty-six double rooms, including two suites and one business suite. Event organizers can use the multifunctional Variable Hall with a capacity of up to 11 000 people and three additional lounges for up to 318 people. There is also a restaurant for 450 guests, a lobby bar and an extensive foyer. A fitness and wellness centre are also available as part of the relaxation services. Hotel guests can use the underground parking garage and the shops and services in the adjacent office buildings.
The multifunctional complex CPI City Center Olomouc won the jury award in the Building of the Year 2014..
The project of building a shop into the existing warehouses in the Olympia Brno building, including the technology project.
Complete documentation for building permits, including permit procurement, documentation for construction execution and author's supervision.
Makro Cash & Carry Czech Republic and METRO Cash & Carry SR are subsidiaries of the METRO Group, operating in more than 30 countries, and engaged in the wholesale of food and consumer goods to registered entrepreneurs. Makro hypermarkets in the Czech Republic and Metro in Slovakia began to be built in the first decade of the 21st century. They soon became popular, especially for entrepreneurs in the catering and service industries.
Our company has participated in the design and construction or reconstruction of most of the sales, storage and administrative buildings of the Makro Czech Republic and Metro Slovakia groups. From 1998 to 2014, we worked on buildings in Brno, České Budějovice, Hradec Králové, Liberec, Olomouc, Pilsen, Prague, Ústí n. Labem, Zlín, Bratislava, Nitra, Žilina, Košice, Zvolen and others.
Structural modifications of an existing seven-storey building from the early 20th century and its adaptation for the needs of the Motel One hotel chain in the form of construction management. The hotel is structurally connected by an arcade with the Florentinum administrative centre. The hotel has 140 rooms for up to 250 people. The construction work was carried out in the immediate vicinity of the Na Poříčí thoroughfare.
Construction of a regional scientific and research centre AdMaS (Advanced Materials and Structures) in Brno at Pod Paleckého vrchem Universty Campus, consisting of four buildings – one hall building, and three pavilion buildings of laboratories divided according to the individual fields of applied research. The total size of the area covered under consideration is 15 thousand m², the total built-up area of the buildings is 5.6 thousand m², and the total floor area of the buildings is 7 thousand m².
Representation of the investor during preparation and construction, the performance of complex investor-engineering activities – supervision of project works, TDI, and OSH coordinator.
