Provo Utah Rock Canyon Temple [2027] (estimated)
Provo Utah Rock Canyon Temple video by Brian Olson. This video is NOT an official video of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. It is an attempt by me to reproduce the temple as it may look when reconstruction is completed in the future.
Provo Utah Rock Canyon Temple
Announcement: 14 August 1967
Site Dedication: 15 September 1969 by Joseph Fielding Smith
Groundbreaking: 15 September 1969 by Hugh B. Brown
Public Open House: 10-29 January 1972
Dedication: 9 February 1972 by Joseph Fielding Smith (read by Harold B. Lee)
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Audio
laytos - highway heavy traffic
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Willow Flycatcher - Empidonax traillii adastus
Richard E. Webster, XC565270. Accessible at www.xeno-canto.org/565270
American Robin - Turdus migratorius propinquus
Richard E. Webster, XC574483. Accessible at www.xeno-canto.org/574483.
California Scrub Jay - Aphelocoma californica obscura
Richard E. Webster, XC348774. Accessible at www.xeno-canto.org/348774.
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What a beautiful rendition? Thank you for sharing your talent with us.
Hi Good Brother! Thank you again!
Gorgeous. Thank you!
I suggest they change the name to the BYU Provo Temple. : )
Historically, Brigham Young High School was started by Evan M. Greene. Evan built University Avenue and then used his income to purchase the land for the BY Academy and the land for the Provo Tabernacle "Provo City Temple." and donated both parcels to the Church. So, if anything, the Provo City Temple should be called the Provo BYU Temple. I don't think that will happen though. Nice idea though.
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Nice job! I wonder if this new design will have two baptistries
All my sources say yes, and that's as good as gold!
Does anyone know why they called it that? Is there a rock canyon nearby? (I didn't see one) Just curious why they called it that.
There is a canyon directly behind the temple (to the east) named the Rock Canyon. As to why the felt the need to add the Canyon to the name, there have been rumors that they might have plans int he works to announce a third temple for the Provo area, but that is just a rumor.
Ngl I kinda hope they have parking behind the temple as well.
The new temple will be further to the west than the current temple. Part of the reason for doing that is to put parking behind the temple. I have modeled it as it was presented to the city.
I don’t understand why they are destroying this particular architecture? Why only this temple? Why is the rebuild completely different? I thought it was a neat design.
It is my understanding, coming from multiple sources, that the design, which was fairly experimental, has numerous structural problems. The overall consensus appears to be that those problems could not be fixed. As to why make it look different, If the original design was structurally unsound, building an identical copy would probably have the same structural issues in the long run. Plus, there is now a chance to do things that the original temple likely could not have supported as well. For an example, I know that Provo Temple Presidents have been asking if it would be possible to add a second baptistry to the temple. They were always told no, but the new temple will have a second Baptistry.