The design was inspired by fishing nets, similar to the Yas Island Hotel at the Abu Dhabi Formula 1 resort.
The stadium roof will be the first of its kind in the world and is an organic form that will enclose the stadium from the elements.
The Warriors moved to Scotstoun in 2012 having previously played at Hughenden and Firhill and with crowds exceeding 6,000, a decision has been made to put a roof over the existing stadium for all home matches from next season - although head coach Gregor Townsend knows they will need it as high as possible with Duncan Weir around.
"To have an indoor stadium next year will be incredible," he said. ""It's a project I've been excited about for a long time and I can't wait to see the finished article.
"The players are obviously excited about it as well, but we're still in discussions about the height of the roof.
"It was reported last year that Duncan Weir can kick the highest in the GUINNESS PRO12, so we'll want the roof as high as possible in case the situation arises that he'd only be able to play away matches."
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