Budova FSI VUT, Engineering faculty building in Královo Pole, Czech Republic
Budova FSI VUT is a 19-story concrete structure in Královo Pole containing classrooms, laboratories, and research facilities for engineering students. The building houses equipment and spaces dedicated to mechanical engineering education and applied research.
Construction began in 1974 and finished in 1984, marking a period of growth for technical education in Brno. The building reflects the architectural style and construction methods of that era.
The building serves as a central meeting point for engineering students and faculty working in mechanical engineering disciplines. Daily lectures, laboratory work, and research discussions shape the academic life within its walls.
The building is located on Technická Street and is easily accessible by public transportation. Keep in mind this is an active university facility, so some areas may be restricted or have limited public access.
During renovation work between 2013 and 2015, engineers discovered the original construction used less steel reinforcement than the design plans specified. Despite this difference, the structure proved sturdy enough to last for decades.
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