What did Basil Spence design in 1964?

In 1964, Basil Spence designed the Coventry Cathedral in England, which was built to replace the medieval St. Michael's Cathedral destroyed during World War II. The new cathedral features a modernist architectural style, incorporating elements like a striking concrete structure and large stained glass Windows. Spence's design is celebrated for its innovative use of space and light, as well as its symbolic representation of hope and renewal for the city of Coventry.