Its dereliction is one of Scotland’s architectural tragedies.
Now the building, revered by architects, has been brought back to life courtesy of a project by film maker Murray Grigor and Oscar-nominated cinematographer Seamus McGarvey.
For nearly three decades one of Scotland’s great modern buildings, St Peter’s Seminary at Cardross, has lain empty, battered by the rain that sweeps across the Clyde, graffitied, vandalised and hidden behind wire fences and rampant vegetation.
Its dereliction is one of Scotland’s architectural tragedies.
Now the building, revered by architects, has been brought back to life courtesy of a project by film maker Murray Grigor and Oscar-nominated cinematographer Seamus McGarvey.