CARDROSS — ST PETER’S SEMINARY

A contemporary architectural print celebrating St Peter’s Seminary in Cardross, one of Scotland’s most iconic examples of post-war Brutalist architecture.

Designed by Gillespie, Kidd & Coia and completed in 1966, St Peter’s Seminary has become one of the world’s most recognisable modernist buildings. Once conceived as a Roman Catholic seminary, it is now celebrated for its powerful sculptural concrete forms and enduring influence on architectural culture. This artwork reinterprets the building through a bold graphic composition, balancing monumental geometry with a restrained modernist colour palette.

Printed in the United Kingdom on premium matte art paper, each print is produced to order and supplied unframed.