Landscaping has begun at the northwest corner of the Vancouver Washington Temple site, where evergreen trees are being planted. On the exterior walls, crews are installing Rockwool exterior insulation and soundproofing materials alongside the Eclad stone facade support system. Window water leak testing has been completed, and an emergency generator is being installed in the maintenance building. The temple’s architectural design incorporates motifs inspired by the Camas Lily, reflected in its stained glass, tilework, and decorative details.

Foundation work is advancing for the Fairview Texas Temple, where concrete footings and foundation walls outline the footprint of the future building. In the central portion of the site, concrete basement walls have been erected, with formwork in place for the baptismal font. Construction materials and equipment are staged across the property as crews prepare for the next phase of construction.

Renovation work is progressing on the former office building that will be converted into the Brussels Belgium Temple. Corrugated metal panels have been installed around the exterior to enclose the construction area. At street level, a temporary pedestrian canopy extends over the sidewalk, providing shelter for passers-by. The building is located in the beautiful historic center of Brussels, near the Royal Palace.

In conjunction with the open house of the Torreón Mexico Temple, official photographs have been released showcasing the completed interior and exterior of the sacred building. The temple will become Mexico’s 16th operating temple, serving Latter-day Saints in northern Mexico. The photographs highlight the temple’s architectural details, finished landscaping, and beautifully appointed interior spaces as the building prepares to welcome visitors from October 22 through November 7, 2026.