Jordan River Temple

Location: South Jordan, UT
Market: Religious
Owner: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Size: 148,000 SF

Project Overview

Jordan River Temple in South Jordan, Utah, built for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and designed by Naylor Wentworth Lund Architects. The temple is 148,000 square feet.

Dressing room with wall mirrors, upholstered stools, vanities, and crystal chandeliers

Reception lobby with a marble-fronted desk, wood-paneled walls, and a framed painting of a robed figure

Quiet room with a central cushioned altar, rows of tufted chairs, and a crystal chandelier

Round lounge with upholstered sofas and chairs, a round table with flowers, and a large chandelier

Close-up of a blue, green, and gold stained glass window with a vertical tree-like pattern

Baptismal font resting on white sculpted oxen, with landscape paintings on the side walls

In the News

ArticleChurch NewsroomMay 2018
Jordan River Utah Temple Is Rededicated (opens in a new tab)
ArticleChurch NewsMay 2018
A call for unity and righteousness: President Eyring rededicates Jordan River Temple (opens in a new tab)
ArticleThe Salt Lake TribuneMay 2018
South Jordan again has two Mormon temples as Eyring rededicates an updated Jordan River Temple (opens in a new tab)
ArticleKUTVMay 2018
LDS Church rededicates Jordan River Temple (opens in a new tab)

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