Five years ago, the original copper roof sheathing on the Salt Lake Temple was completely removed and replaced with a temporary roof to allow for the installation of additional steel trusses. New copper sheathing is now being installed, which glitters under the sunlight. The majority of the scaffolding has been removed from the north and west sides of the temple, offering an unobstructed view of the historic building that has not been seen for years.

Inside the Kona Hawaii Temple, crews have installed the concrete support for the baptismal font, and framing of the interior rooms is underway. On the exterior, stone cladding panels are being attached to the insulated concrete form blocks. The temple has been closed for renovation since the end of September 2023. The temple is being expanded by approximately 2,500 square feet and constructed to modern standards.

An aerial view of the Fort Worth Texas Temple grounds shows the beautiful mosaic floors that have been created for the gathering plazas located on each side of the building. Stone pavers were laid in precise patterns to produce representations of blossoms and barbed quatrefoils. With the bulk of the landscaping in place, work will continue to completion over the coming months.

Landscaping is progressing at the Londrina Brazil Temple site where staircases are being installed, trees are being established, and flowerbeds are being prepared for planting. The grounds will feature a beautiful variety of foliage including royal palms, trumpet trees, and Brazilian pines. Visitors to the property are welcome to view construction activity from an observation platform accessible from the visitors' trailer.