Sydney Australia Temple, Mormon temple in Carlingford, New South Wales, Australia.
The Sydney Australia Temple is a modern religious building in Carlingford built with white quartz precast panels and terra cotta roof tiles. A single spire rises above the complex and manicured gardens surround the site, creating green space between the building and nearby neighborhoods.
The building was constructed between 1982 and 1984, marking the 30th temple built by this religious organization globally. It represents an important expansion milestone for the church in the region during a period of significant growth.
The building serves as a spiritual center for the local community where members gather for important religious ceremonies and personal milestones. Visitors notice how the space is used for worship and family occasions throughout the week.
The temple is located on a large property with clothing rental services available onsite. It is best to plan a visit in advance since access follows specific guidelines and restrictions.
The angel Moroni statue atop the spire was installed in September 1985 only after local authorities reversed their initial opposition to having it placed there. This figure has become a defining feature of buildings from this faith tradition.
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