This document provides information about Vladimír Šobich's education, experience, skills and selected architectural projects. It includes his contact information, degrees from universities in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, experience working at architectural firms in the Czech Republic, language and software skills, and summaries of 6 architectural projects he contributed to, including residential, commercial and research building designs.

1. Vladimír Šobich | Portfolio

3. Ing. arch.
Vladimír Šobich
*03.07.1990
vladimirsobich.com
vladimir.sobich@gmail.com
+421 949 421 085
Hlinené 316, Turzovka 023 54
Slovakia
Education
2013 – 2015
Master’s degree; Faculty of Architecture
BUT; Brno, CZE
Architecture and Urban design;
(Ing. arch.)
design studio of
doc. Ing arch. Tomáš Rusín,
doc. Ing. arch Ivan Wahla
2009 – 2013
Bachelor’s degree; Faculty of Civil
Engineering VŠB - TUO; Ostrava; CZE
Architecture and Civil Engineering; (Bc.)
design studio of
Ing. arch. Renáta Májková
2005 – 2009
Secondary School of Civil Engeneering;
Žilina; SVK
Civil Engineering
Experience
2014 – 2016
Ateliér RAW
doc. Ing. arch. Tomáš Rusín
doc. Ing. arch. Ivan Wahla
Domažlická 12; 612 00; Brno; CZE
+420 541 242 908
www.raw.cz
2012
Archa 96
Ing. arch. Pavol Čuboň
Revolučná 393; 023 54; Turzovka; SVK
+421 918 719 802
2010
Duplex Architekti
Ing. arch. Dušan Rosypal
28.října 273/864; 709 00 Ostrava; CZE
+420 596 630 660
www.duplexarchitekti.cz
Language skills
English - fluent
German - beginner
Slovak - native
Software skills
Revit, 3ds Max, Sketchup, Vray, Rhinoceros,
AutoCAD, ArchiCAD, MicroStation,
Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign

4. DORN
Under course of construction, cooperation on making of detail design
documentation and participation on inspection days on site
Brno, Czech republic, 2016
Atelier RAW
doc. ing. arch Tomáš Rusín
doc. ing. arch Ivan Wahla
Nine stories high administrative
building is being built on the floor
projection of two adjacent centre-
balanced kneed trapezoids. The
building is oriented lengthwise to the
city centre and with its console above
the corner with the main entrance, it
forms dynamic element of the whole
composition together with horizontal
windows lines.
Front facade of the main
building is made of face work bricks.
Glassy store-windows of the street level
are enhanced by horizontal windows
of above stories and air vents of the
parking house. Windows and the blinds
of the work offices are protected by 3rd
glazing which is supported by metal
frames.
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8. Portal on Svobody Square – Jánská st.
Realization, cooperation on making of documentation for building licence,
detail design documentation and participation on inspection days on site
Brno, Czech republic, 2015
Atelier RAW
doc. ing. arch Tomáš Rusín
doc. ing. arch Ivan Wahla
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Existing portal from the year
1994, placed in the corner of Freedom
Square and Jánska street, is free and
not very successful copy of the original
portal and was replaced with the new
one. For attainment of metropolitan
impress and effective connection with
expressively decorated facade of above
stories, the design of portal was drafted
up to the cordon cornice.
The first floor has been
designed in the modern style as far as
the historical spirit of the house and the
whole surrounding is concerned. The
key moments are side bevels of vertical
frames of store windows. Columns
are covered with travertine slabs with
horizontal drawings of sedimentation
layers. The new stall riser is made from
massive blocks of black granite.

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10. Biocentre and Globcentre
Research centres of Charles University
Architectural competition, cooperation on design process and vizualizaitions
Prague, Czech republic, 2016
Ateliér RAW
doc. ing. arch Tomáš Rusín
doc. ing. arch Ivan Wahla
Both buildings are constructed
symmetrically and a particular cubuses
with windows and gable walls surrounds
the central open atriums, which put the
finishing touches to the whole impress
of the buildings. This design continues
typological patterns of the university
buildings from the 19th and 20th century
and also continues regular/symmetrical
space assignment in campus. The
side boards are having a blank spaces
between themselves through that the
light is entering into an interior.
Inside the buildings large spaces
are designed, which are surrounding to
the educational rooms and rooms for
meetings. Opulence of these spaces will
be the best choice for realizing business
conferences and what´s more they will
represent the function of the institutions.
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sections
biocentre, 3rd floor plan

14. Music as a public space
New concept of Brno Philharmonic
Master's Thesis
Brno, Czech republic, 2015
Design studio of
Doc. Ing. arch. Tomáš Rusín
Doc. Ing. arch. Ivan Wahla
The building structure of new
philharmonic orchestra is a longstanding
dream of concert hall, whose level is
comparable to state-of -the-art concert
halls in the world.
How to involve contemporary
architecture to historical context or to
urban context in a way that the location
of the building will agree with its place
in the society, but in a way that it will still
respect the heritage of contemporary
philharmonic orchestra and heritage of
Teofil Hansen?
The main aim of the design was
to find out the most appropriate location
and to design the building structure of
new philharmonic orchestra that would
meet all contemporary acoustic and
personal requirements and would take
into consideration all development
trends.
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18. Hillside villa with design studio
School project
Ostrava, Czech republic, 2010
Design studio of
Ing. arch. Renáta Májková
The setting was one of the most
important elements by making of this
project. The locality has already been
processed in urbanistic studies like an
apartment area of solitary houses. The
terrain vertical division, estate orientation
and views were the decisive factors by
designing the project.
The main compositional
principle is the displacement of two
horizontal cuboids. Both of them carry
out two different functions: design studio
and apartment house that are logically
located in accordance with its utilization.
The aim was to take use of the downhill
terrain for creation the lapsing space
and cross connection of interior and
exterior. This has been reached thanks
to use of great glassy areas and the
same sett paving from white limestone.
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