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Pabellón de Brno en la exposición de 1928
El Pabellón de la ciudad de Brno en la exposición provincial de 1928 (Pavilón města Brna na Zemském výstavišti) situado en el recinto ferial de Brno (Chequia) es una obra de Bohuslav Fuchs construida entre 1927 y 1928.
En 1923, Bohuslav Fuchs participó en el concurso para la planificación urbanística y arquitectónica del recinto ferial de Brno. A pesar de que su propuesta obtuvo el tercer premio, el arquitecto influyó más tarde en la aparición del recinto ferial, cuando diseñó el Pabellón de la ciudad de Brno.
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This plain block with a ferro-concrete skeleton and brickwork wallings was originally lightened by its free ground floor, which rested on pillars and opened towards the lake on the eastern side. Visitors were led to the entrance hall lit by the glassed wall of the facade via a monumental staircase. The hall features a staircase connecting both exhibition floors, while the upper level is lit by skylights in the ceiling.
The back exit via a spiral staircase on the facade was used to cope with large numbers of visitors. The red ceramic cladding is accompanied by a ceramic sculpture by Josef Kubíček at the main entrance. Bohuslav Fuchs, together with painter and graphic designer Emanuel Hrbek, also participated in the design of the City of Brno's exposition at the Exhibition of Contemporary Culture in Czechoslovakia.
The hall served its original purpose for a short time only. In the following years it was a post office, warehouse or archive; at present it hosts rehearsals of the Brno Philharmonic Orchestra. The building underwent a comprehensive reconstruction in the 1990s; some later adjustments, such as filling the open parterre with office units, have been removed.
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