Temple Construction Progress (current as of 6/17/16)
Current
Temple Status: 150 operating, 16 under construction (5 scheduled for dedication), 11 announced (2 groundbreakings anticipated to be announced soon), 4 undergoing renovation (1 scheduled for rededication).
Dedication scheduled:
151. Sapporo
Japan Temple Open house tickets available beginning Monday June 27, @ 10:00 am
JST; scheduled to be dedicated on Sunday
August 21, 2016.
152. Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Temple: Accepting free reservations for public open house; scheduled
to be dedicated on Sunday September 18,
2016.
153. Fort Collins Colorado Temple:
Finalizing construction in preparation for open house; scheduled to be
dedicated on Sunday October 16, 2016.
154. Star Valley
Wyoming Temple: Facing landscape structures with ledge rock; installing fence
posts around temple; scheduled to be dedicated on Sunday October 30, 2016.
155. Hartford Connecticut
Temple: Granite being attached to front façade; building entrance plaza and
temple president’s residence; scheduled to be dedicated on Sunday November 20, 2016.
Under Construction:
156. Paris France
Temple: Installing lamp posts; planting trees and plants; attaching exterior
stone to visitor’s center wing; completion estimated sometime during early 2017.
157. Meridian
Idaho Temple: Stained glass windows installed; pouring parking lot curbing; completion
estimated sometime during late 2017.
158. Cedar City
Utah Temple: Exterior panels attached to main body of temple; light poles
installed in north parking lot; completion estimated sometime during late 2017.
159. Tucson Arizona Temple: Laying zinc shingles on dome; completion
estimated sometime during either late
2017 or early 2018.
160. Rome Italy
Temple: Interior work underway including some material replacement and rework; completion
estimated sometime during 2018.
161. Concepcion
Chile Temple: Exterior walls poured; completion estimated sometime during 2018.
162. Kinshasa
Democratic Republic of the Congo Temple: Site clearing and preparation phase; completion
estimated sometime during either 2018 or 2019.
163. Fortaleza
Brazil Temple Site clearing and preparation phase; completion estimated
sometime during either 2018 or 2019.
164. Durban South
Africa Temple: Ground broken on Saturday April 9, 2016; completion estimated sometime
during either 2018 or 2019.
165. Lisbon
Portugal Temple: Ground broken on Saturday December 5, 2015; completion
estimated sometime during 2019.
166. Barranquilla
Colombia Temple: Ground broken on Saturday February 20, 2016; completion
estimated sometime during 2019.
Rededication scheduled:
33. Freiberg
Germany Temple: Closed for
renovation; adding extension;
steeple covered; scheduled to be
rededicated on Sunday September 4, 2016.
Undergoing Renovation:
8. Idaho Falls
Idaho Temple: Closed for renovation; reroofing underway; rededication
anticipated sometime during early 2017.
41. Frankfurt
Germany Temple: Closed for renovation; rededication anticipated sometime during
mid-2017.
20. Jordan River
Utah Temple: Closed for renovation; construction trailers on site; rededication
anticipated sometime during late 2017.
Announced:
167. Arequipa Peru
Temple: Construction preparation phase; groundbreaking date anticipated to be
announced soon.
168. Rio de
Janeiro Brazil Temple: Construction preparation phase; plans approved by local
government; groundbreaking may be announced soon and scheduled sometime after
the summer Olympics.
169. Urdaneta Philippines Temple: Planning and
approval phase; awaiting official site announcement.
170. Winnipeg Manitoba Temple: Planning and approval
phase; awaiting official site announcement.
171. Port-au-Prince Haiti Temple: Planning and
approval phase; awaiting official site announcement.
172. Bangkok Thailand Temple: Planning and approval
phase; awaiting official site announcement.
173. Abidjan Ivory Coast Temple: Planning phase;
awaiting official site announcement.
174. Quito Ecuador Temple: Planning phase; awaiting
official site announcement.
175. Harare Zimbabwe Temple: Planning phase; awaiting
official site announcement.
176. Belem Brazil Temple: Planning phase; awaiting
official site announcement.
177. Lima Peru Los Olivos Temple: Planning phase;
awaiting official site announcement.
Key:
Bolded numbers and
text denote temples whose number already exists (for renovations), or is
certain due to a scheduled dedication, as well as information that is certain,
such as dedication or groundbreaking dates.
Italicized numbers
and text denote temples whose number
may change based on the order in which future dedications and groundbreakings
are scheduled.
Underlined numbers and text denote temples whose
number may change based on the order in which their future groundbreakings are
announced.
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