The exterior of the Cali Colombia Temple continues to take on its distinctive identity as crews install ornate stone panels across the front portico. Recently, engraved stones bearing the sacred inscription—Holiness to the Lord – The House of the Lord (in Spanish)—were set above the main entrance, marking an important milestone in the exterior finishing work. Across the street, reinforced concrete walls are rising for the ancillary building, where structural construction continues.

Stone cladding continues to transform the exterior of the Austin Texas Temple. Recent progress shows scaffolding removed from much of the west and north elevations, revealing the exquisite stonework with its classical detailing. At the center of the structure, crews are preparing the tower for its exterior finishes. Site development is progressing on the east side of the property, where hardscape features are taking shape.

The location of the Medellín Colombia Temple has been announced as a 3.05-acre property located at Carrera 52 #4-96 in the Guayabal neighborhood of Medellín. Plans call for a single-story temple of 10,471 square feet and an accompanying ancillary building. It will be the fourth temple constructed in Colombia. The Bogotá Colombia Temple was dedicated in 1999 and the Barranquilla Colombia Temple in 2018. The Cali Colombia Temple is currently under construction.

The location of the Goiânia Brazil Temple has been announced as a 5.54-acre property located northwest of the intersection of Avenida Rio Verde and Rua Capitão Breno in the Loteamento Faicalville neighborhood of Goiânia. Plans call for an 18,850-square-foot, single-story temple. The temple is the first to be constructed in the state of Goiás where members are currently served by the Brasília Brazil Temple, located in the Federal District.