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Exterior of the white temple with a tall central spire at dusk, with a large pine tree at left

Hamilton NZ Temple

Location
Hamilton, New Zealand
Market
Religious
Owner
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Size
45,000 SF

Project Overview

Originally dedicated in April of 1956, the Hamilton New Zealand Temple was the first temple built by the LDS Church in the Southern Hemisphere and the second to be built outside of the United States and Canada. After over 60 years, the facility will undergo major renovation and seismic upgrades. Westland will draw on the success and experience gained in managing the renovations of the LDS Temple in Suva Fiji, using established resources and contacts in the Asia-Pacific region in delivering another successful international construction project.

Gallery

Rendering of a temple reception room with crystal chandeliers, soft tree murals, a table with white lilies and upholstered seating
Rendering of a waiting room with a central table, two seating groups on blue rugs and framed landscape paintings
Sitting room with a gray-blue sofa, upholstered armchairs, a polished table with flowers and framed paintings on warm wood paneling
Hallway with a patterned carpet, a blue tufted sofa, upholstered side chairs and white lattice-patterned wall panels
Close view of a tiered, square crystal chandelier hanging from a molded ceiling
Baptistry with a circular font ringed by a railing, a large mural on the wall behind and a chandelier overhead
Rendering of a room with a raised central altar on a platform, rows of upholstered chairs and lattice-patterned window panels
Seating area with a pale blue sofa between two lamps under a large framed painting of a rocky seashore

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