As construction of the Wichita Kansas Temple moves into its late stages, contractor trailers have been removed from the site, signaling a transition from heavy construction to final detailing. Landscapers and specialty subcontractors are now focused on completing the remaining interior and exterior projects over the coming months. Construction has been underway for more than a year and a half.

Exterior enclosure work has begun on the Vancouver Washington Temple, located in the community of Camas, as crews install yellow sheathing panels across the structure. Framing materials are staged throughout the site, supporting continued work on the exterior wall systems. On the grounds, asphalt paving covers much of the looping drive and parking areas, with curbing clearly defined. On the west side of the temple, formwork is in place for a large circular plaza.

Construction is advancing on the Austin Texas Temple, with exterior work and site development progressing in tandem. Sheathing of the temple steeple is underway, while cladding installation continues across the main body of the structure. To the west of the temple, a second tier of the retaining wall is now under construction, building upon earlier work and helping to shape and stabilize the sloped terrain.

Exterior cladding of the Cagayan de Oro Philippines Temple steeple has been completed, and scaffolding is being removed, revealing one of the structure’s defining architectural elements. After nearly 20 months of construction, the temple’s exterior is almost finished. The guardhouse is in place, and initial hardscaping efforts are underway, marking continued progress across the site.