Stanislav Mikeš

Stanislav Mikeš serves as a Lecturer at Brno University of Technology's Faculty of Architecture, Department of Engineering. He holds multiple administrative roles including Member of the Academic Senate, Disciplinary Committee, and Information System Advisory Board at the Faculty of Architecture.

• Position: Lecturer, Department of Engineering
• Contact: mikes@vutbr.cz | +420 54114 6760
• Office: Room B/806 (Poříčí 93/7, Brno 639 00)

Mikeš specializes in architectural engineering with research interests spanning building construction, sustainable architecture, residential design, educational building design, and urban planning. His work demonstrates a strong focus on practical applications of architectural theory, particularly in the areas of building elements and materials. His expertise is reflected in both his teaching curriculum and professional projects.

Analysis of Mikeš's 15 most recent architectural projects reveals a consistent focus on practical building solutions across multiple sectors. His work spans educational facilities (school additions), residential projects (single-family homes and apartment buildings), and public spaces (recreational zones and community centers). The projects demonstrate expertise in construction technology, building materials, and spatial planning, with increasing emphasis on sustainable design approaches in more recent works.

Mikeš actively contributes to academic administration through his roles on the Academic Senate, Disciplinary Committee, and Information System Advisory Board. His teaching portfolio includes fundamental architecture courses such as Building Elements 1 & 2, Building Project, and Building Materials, covering both theoretical knowledge and practical application in architectural design and construction.

His current research includes the ecological and economically favorable community buildings from unfired clay (2021-2024) and technical subject innovation projects (2018), demonstrating commitment to sustainable building practices and educational advancement in architectural engineering.