Following months of deep excavation and structural work on the substructure and underground parking facility for the Singapore Temple complex, construction has now shifted above ground. Crews are beginning structural framing for the multistory meetinghouse and arrival center that will stand at the rear of the property. At the front of the site, near the street, the temple will rise as the centerpiece of the complex.

Brick is climbing the walls of the meetinghouse next to the Lone Mountain Nevada Temple, while stacks of clay shingles await installation on the roof. On the temple, precast concrete cladding panels have been installed on the ground floor, with crews now moving upward to the second and third levels. Inside, framing for the temple’s rooms and corridors is taking shape. With the one-year anniversary of the groundbreaking just over three weeks away, the project is showing substantial progress.

Construction is progressing on the Kona Hawaii Temple, where installation of the exterior stonework is nearing completion. Scaffolding remains around portions of the building as crews finish the remaining sections. At the front of the temple, extensive concrete work is underway, including footings, retaining walls, and staircases. Permanent fencing is also being installed, along with plumbing for a future water feature.

People from around the world are invited to reserve tickets for the Salt Lake Temple Celebration, scheduled for April 5 – October 1, 2027. The theme of the celebration was announced this morning from the new West Temple Entrance Building on Temple Square as "Rejoice in Christ." In addition to the temple open house, the celebration will feature exhibits, films, live music, visual arts, family history opportunities and other activities across Temple Square. To accommodate as many visitors as possible, guests may reserve up to 6 tickets.