Logie And St John's (Cross) Parish Church, Blackness Avenue, Dundee

Frank Thomson (H and F Thomson) 1911-14. Romanesque church and halls, snecked rubble with polished ashlar dressings and pilaster buttresses. Cross plan with transepts and lower 1-bay sanctuary at W. Unfinished SE tower. Romanesque arched doorways to E gable and S face of tower. Paired windows between buttresses in aisles, single windows at clerestory, stepped triplets at gables, shafted at E gable. Celtic cross finials at corbelled-out E and W gables.

L-plan N wing and old hall with 2-light round-arched windows and Romanesque door in E gable, modern door in W gable. Green slate roofs.

INTERIOR: concrete faced with ashlar dressings. Tall wide nave with timber-clad barrel-vaulted roof, separated from narrow aisles by arcade of stout piers with cushion capitals, clerestory above. Taller piers to transepts; organ in S transept: furnishings from Logie Parish Church in N transept. Chevron moulding details in chancel. E gallery over barrel-vaulted vestibule.

Wooden furnishings and organ have interlaced celtic theme. Red tiled floors. Aisle windows stained glass, post WWII, some by A L Russell. Old hall 5-bay barrel-vault, altered 1974 by Robbie and Wellwood when second, larger hall was added, brick with monopitch roofs.