By next spring, the LDS Church will have completed its makeover of the Jordan River Temple, one of the most heavily trafficked Mormon temples in the world.
Since the temple’s closure in 2016, the “entire property, inside and out, has been refreshed with new finishes, furnishings, carpet, paintings and murals,” according to a news release from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
“The plumbing, heating and air-conditioning systems have been updated, making the sacred structure more energy efficient with improved circulation. Seismic work and waterproofing have also been done on the foundation, a new roof has been added and landscaping has been refreshed.