Photo of an interesting bit of graffiti on a section of the support columns in the long disused St. Peter's Seminary in Cardross. This was taken as part of a college photography project on "urban decay."
It's a fantastic site built in the Brutalist architectural style, but if you're thinking about visiting I'd reconsider. The building suffers from a condition colloquially known as "concrete cancer," resulting in structural instability. There is also Asbestos in the building's underground boiler room and possibly in the flooring of the top level.
For more information on the Seminary, click here: [link]
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It's a fantastic site built in the Brutalist architectural style, but if you're thinking about visiting I'd reconsider. The building suffers from a condition colloquially known as "concrete cancer," resulting in structural instability. There is also Asbestos in the building's underground boiler room and possibly in the flooring of the top level.
For more information on the Seminary, click here: [link]
