A chapel that shows several of Scotland’s leading twentieth century glass artists in one building. Douglas Strachan devised the scheme for the nave and completed the five windows on the north side. His student Gordon Webster finished two south-side windows from Strachan’s designs in the 1950s, and Keith New produced three more in 1966. Lawrence Lee designed the east window, which contrasts figures of Nature and Science.
| Place | Details |
|---|---|
| Location | Glasgow, Scotland |
| Type | University chapel |
| Period | Modern |
| Glass artists | Douglas Strachan, Gordon Webster, Keith New, Lawrence Lee, Alan Younger |
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Published 19 October 2026 · Last updated