Pavilon C, Exhibition pavilion in Pisárky district, Brno, Czech Republic

Pavilion C is a three-story exhibition hall at the Brno Exhibition Centre, completed in 1959 next to Pavilion A. It has a square floor plan with an atrium running through all levels, staircases in the side annexes and beside the atrium, and a fully glazed perimeter wall including the lunettes of the roof vault.

Pavilion C was completed in 1959, designed by Miloš Matiovský, Jiří Valenta, Zdeněk Valenta and Ferdinand Lederer. It is protected as a cultural monument together with other structures at the Brno Exhibition Centre. A major reconstruction led by Jan Chlup in 1998 connected it to Pavilion A.

Pavilon C is one of several structures at the Brno Exhibition Centre protected as a cultural monument, together with buildings such as neighbouring Pavilion A. Its name follows the site's lettering system for exhibition halls, and the glazed lunettes of its vault remain visible from the grounds.

The building is accessible at Výstaviště 405/1 in Brno, and multiple elevators provide easy access between the different floors. The central atrium helps with orientation and movement throughout the structure.

The dome over Pavilion C is a Czech-style flat vault with lunettes, and the entire perimeter shell is glazed, lunettes included, so daylight enters through the vault itself. The square plan has an atrium running through all three floors, with staircases in the side annexes and beside the atrium.