The Brno Exhibition Centre is one of the largest complexes of its kind in Europe, comparable in area to the city's historic centre. Yet today, large parts of it are underused, inaccessible and perceived as a closed-off island in relation to the surrounding city. 

The Brno Exhibition Centre is one of the largest complexes of its kind in Europe, comparable in area to the city's historic centre. Yet today, large parts of it are underused, inaccessible and perceived as a closed-off island in relation to the surrounding city. 

The principal strategy of the design is the revitalisation of the heterogeneous Exhibition Centre site by means of an urban grid. This grid creates a structure that builds on the contextually valuable buildings and axes of the complex, significantly expands the number of entry points into the site, clarifies the spatial definition through a hierarchical network of public spaces, and provides plots for future gradual development.