The Deseret Peak Utah Temple will be a three-story building of approximately 70,000 square feet. The exterior of the temple will be clad in GFRC Panels simulated to look like cast stone.  The added copper shingles with complete this magnificent facade.

Inspiration for the architectural details was drawn from nearby historic tabernacles. Several flowers native to the Tooele Valley will be featured in the art glass and throughout interior and exterior including cliffrose and silvery lupine.

This Provo Missionary Training Center increased capacity to train as many as 3,500 Elder and Sister Missionaries at a time, up from 2,800. Many Spanish-speaking missionaries are currently being trained at the Mexico City Mission Training Center that opened in 2013. That facility freed up resources and space at the Provo M.T.C.

The plans, which are designed to satisfy Provo City’s Training Facilities Zone requirements, included three new six-story buildings, enhanced outdoor space for missionary use, 300 underground parking stalls and improved landscaping to beautify the area.  We were so excited to work on this project and to work with some great general contractors.

The Rome Italy Temple is being built on an elevated 15-acre site in northeast Rome near the Grande Raccordo Anulare, the circular road that surrounds the city. The picturesque country site, once adorned by a charming villetta, sits on the outskirts of the city at a freeway interchange. The parcel is punctuated with Roman pines and an exquisite stand of olive trees.

The Gilbert Arizona Temple was the fourth temple built in Arizona, following the Mesa Arizona Temple (1927), the Snowflake Arizona Temple (2002), and The Gila Valley Arizona Temple (2010).

During the month-long public open house of the Gilbert Arizona Temple, 407,020 guests toured the facility. Local media covered the event including a 30-minute prime-time special produced by one news station.

The Chicago Illinois Temple is the first of the currently operating temples built in the Midwest and the second latter-day temple built in Illinois, following the original Nauvoo Temple (1846).

The tallest spire of the Chicago Illinois Temple, bearing a gold-leafed statue of the angel Moroni, stands at 112 feet tall.

The Boise Idaho Temple was the second temple built in Idaho, following the Idaho Falls Idaho Temple (1945).  The Boise Idaho Temple was the first six-spire temple built since the Washington D.C. Temple  (1974) and the Salt Lake Temple  (1893). The design, created to maximize efficiency, was adapted for 14 other temples built between 1984 and 1989.