The Choirs of Glasgow and Canterbury Cathedrals

A comparative analysis of the choirs in Glasgow Cathedral and Canterbury Cathedral reveals distinct architectural approaches to spatial design, highlighting the inventive use of differentiated spatial units. The study focuses on the lower choir of Glasgow Cathedral, contrasting it with the well-documented choir of Canterbury Cathedral. This comparison elucidates the architects' abilities in spatial articulation and inventiveness, offering insights into their design philosophies.

Druffner, F. (2024). The Choirs of Glasgow and Canterbury Cathedrals. Medieval Art and Architecture in the Diocese of Glasgow, 50–54. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003580171-7