Pavilon G, Exhibition pavilion in Brno, Czech Republic.
The building combines reinforced concrete with extensive glass surfaces, featuring a central supporting core and a 45-meter tower at its center point.
Architect Bohumír Čermák completed the construction of Pavilon G in 1928 as part of the expanding Brno Exhibition Centre development project.
The pavilion functions as a central location for trade fairs, exhibitions, and regional events within the Brno Exhibition Centre complex.
Covering 9,000 square meters of ground space and offering 11,450 square meters of exhibition area, the pavilion accommodates large-scale events throughout the year.
The structure originally included a rooftop café and observation terrace in its tower, which provided views across the exhibition grounds until 1958.
Location: Brno
Inception: 1928
Architects: Bohumír Čermák
Made from material: reinforced concrete, glass
Part of: Brno Exhibition Centre
GPS coordinates: 49.18983,16.57803
Latest update: March 4, 2025 18:25
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