Distant frontal view of a long low exhibition pavilion with a strictly symmetrical facade. Large windows, a municipal emblem, and the divided inscription “MĚSTO PÍSEK” sit above the slightly projecting central entrance, while a tall flagpole with a small flag rises from the flat roof. Both long wings have continuous bands of windows below the roof, and a broad almost empty unpaved forecourt stretches across the foreground, making the small ornamental plantings by the facade appear tiny.
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