This is a landscape architecture portfolio by Bc. Dominika Janeková, a Slovak student at Mendel University in Brno. It showcases academic projects, professional practice, and creative visions focused on ecological and minimalist design. The document is intended for potential employers, collaborators, or academic reviewers.
This is a landscape architecture portfolio by Bc. Dominika Janeková, a Slovak student at Mendel University in Brno. It showcases academic projects, professional practice, and creative visions focused on ecological and minimalist design. The document is intended for potential employers, collaborators, or academic reviewers.
The first academic project is the redesign of the historic village square in Horný Kosov, part of Jihlava in the Vysočina Region. The design reduces car traffic around a central chapel, adds bioswales for stormwater management, and creates a pedestrian marketplace with structured planting and seating.
The second project restores the neglected Arizona section within Lednice Park, part of the UNESCO-listed Lednice-Valtice Cultural Landscape. Based on historical analysis of 1938 maps and photographs, the proposal reintroduces original planting, pathways, and a wildflower meadow with spring bulbs. New benches, trash cans, information boards, and a hidden swing are added.
The third project restores historic perennial borders near Lednice Chateau. The planting selection honors the original 1968 species composition but is modified for climate resilience using drought-tolerant perennials, spring bulbs, and accent shrubs like Paeonia and Berberis. The fourth project is a study for an extensive green roof on a student dormitory at the MENDELU campus in Lednice, developed under simulated conditions.
Further projects include a wellsprig and waterfront design in Znojmo, a pocket park in Brno, an urban study in Brno, a green ring in Prostějov, and a strategic landscape plan in Slavkov u Brna. Each project includes site analysis, design concept, planting plans, and technical drawings.