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Aerial view of the lit white temple and its single tower at dusk, with landscaped grounds and mountains behind

San Pedro Sula Honduras Temple

Market
Religious
Owner
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Size
35,818 SF

Project Overview

Westland Construction built the new 35,818-square-foot San Pedro Sula Honduras Temple for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, with Mallol & Mallol Arquitectos as architect. Ground was broken in September 2020, and the temple was dedicated on October 13, 2024. Set on a 9-acre site in northwest Honduras, the temple is clad in Moleanos limestone from Portugal and rises to a single attached tower about 98 feet tall. Inside are four instruction rooms, three sealing rooms and a baptistry. As the second temple in Honduras and the eighth in Central America, it gives members in the region a lasting place of worship built to the Church’s exacting temple standards.

Gallery

Front of the cream-colored temple with its domed central tower, a fountain and stairs, under a stormy sky with mountains behind
Stone parapet above the entrance carved with a Spanish inscription, with diamond-pattern trim below
Sealing room with a central cushioned altar, a crystal chandelier, a gold-framed mirror, rows of upholstered chairs and a tall stained-glass window
Large room with a crystal chandelier, gold-framed mirrors, arched stained-glass windows, armchairs and a table with a flower arrangement
Room with a crystal chandelier, tall arched stained-glass windows, a round dark table with flowers, pale blue sofas and tan armchairs
Entry area with a wood reception desk beneath a painting in a carved frame, a blue patterned rug, wood dressers and upholstered chairs
Close view of a brass screen with diamond and arrow patterns and a small flower medallion in each diamond
Close view of stained glass in orange, yellow and blue diamond patterns with clear beveled squares

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