Project – St. Andrews Cathedral, Glasgow Contractor – Glasgow Council Architect – Glasgow Council Client – Glasgow Council This project utilised a number of different materials both from Italy and Scotland. This was in order to highlight the special relationship between these two communities around this historical cathedral in Glasgow. The architect was keen to choose the two mixes of Italian Porphyry so we took a delegation from Glasgow Council to the quarry in Trento where they were able to see the materials been quarried and cut. The kerbs channels and ramps were supplied in Scottish Whin Stone quarried and cut locally to match existing material. Feature slabs were supplied in Finnish granite at the front door of the Cathedral where we supplied a flag carved with the coat of arms.

1. St Andrew’s Cathedral
Project – St. Andrews Cathedral, Glasgow
Contractor – Glasgow Council
Architect – Glasgow Council
Client – Glasgow Council
This project utilised a number of different materials both from Italy and Scotland
in order to highlight the special relationship between these two communities
around this historical cathedral in Glasgow. The architect was keen to choose
the two mixes of Italian Porphyry so we took a delegation from Glasgow
Council to the Quarry in Trento where they were able to see the material been
quarried and cut.
The Kerbs channels and ramps were supplied in Scottish Whin Stone quarried
and cut locally to match existing material. Feature slabs were supplied in Finnish
granite at the front door of the Cathedral where we supplied a flag carved with
the coat of arms.