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Architects: Výstaviště Praha
- Area: 7575 m²
- Year: 2024
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Photographs:Alex Shoots Buildings
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Manufacturers: Accoya, mmcite, Assa Abloy, Carl Stahl, Rako, BASF, DoorHan, FLOS, Forbo, Godelmann, HUECK, Helvar, ITTEC, JUB, Jotun, Pedrali, REHAU, RIGIPS, Schäfer, Schüco, +3

Text description provided by the architects. The Křižík Pavilions, built in 1991 according to a design by architect Michal Brix, were built on the occasion of the centenary of the Provincial Jubilee Exhibition (1891). Together with the Křižík Fountain, they form an important part of the northern foreground of the industrial palace and highlight the compositional axis of the entire complex. The pavilions take advantage of the sloping terrain and place the Industrial Palace as a strong background motif. Originally intended as temporary structures for the 1991 General Czechoslovak Exhibition, they have been used to the present day.
