Salt Lake City Temple Wood 3D Model | Miniature Architectural Decor
Salt Lake Temple Miniature Model
Celebrate the distinctive architecture of the Salt Lake Temple in Salt Lake City, Utah with this detailed miniature basswood model.
This laser cut model captures the recognizable towers, spires, arched windows, and architectural details of the historic temple in a compact display piece. It is designed for collectors, temple enthusiasts, and anyone who appreciates miniature architectural models.
Two Options Available
Flat-Panel Unassembled Kit
Receive the precision-cut basswood pieces as a flat-panel kit and assemble the model yourself. This option provides an enjoyable building experience and allows you to see the miniature structure take shape.
Fully Assembled Model
Choose the assembled option if you'd prefer to receive the completed model ready for display.
Also available in digital download format here https://www.etsy.com/listing/4579236986/
Model Details
Subject: Salt Lake Temple
Location represented: Salt Lake City, Utah
Material: Basswood
Height: 5 inches
Width: 3 inches
Depth: 4 inches
Available as: Unassembled flat-panel kit or assembled model
Display
Its compact size makes this Salt Lake Temple model suitable for a desk, bookshelf, office, display cabinet, or collection. The detailed architectural design gives it a distinctive presence while taking up very little space.
It can also be a meaningful gift for someone with an appreciation for the Salt Lake Temple, Utah architecture, miniature models, or detailed wood craftsmanship.
Dimensions: 5" Tall × 3" Wide × 4" Deep
The unassembled version is supplied as flat panels and requires assembly. The assembled version arrives completed and ready for display.
The Salt Lake Temple, stands as the iconic centerpiece of Temple Square in Salt Lake City, Utah, serving as a sacred house of God for essential ordinances such as baptisms for the dead, endowments, eternal marriage sealings, and other rituals. Construction began in 1853 under Brigham Young, just years after the Mormon pioneers' arrival in the Salt Lake Valley, with groundbreaking on February 14, 1853, and dedication on April 6–24, 1893—exactly 40 years later—after decades of labor using massive quartz monzonite granite blocks quarried from Little Cottonwood Canyon and transported by oxen and later rail. Designed by architect Truman O. Angell in a Gothic-Romanesque style, the temple features six spires symbolizing priesthood quorums, the Angel Moroni statue atop the east center spire, and rich symbolic elements including sun, moon, and star stones representing degrees of glory, the all-seeing eye, beehive, clasped hands, and the Big Dipper pointing to the North Star. It has endured significant events like bombings, a 1999 tornado, and a 2020 earthquake that damaged the Moroni statue (later repaired), and as of January 2026, it remains closed for extensive renovations started in 2019, focusing on seismic retrofitting to withstand major earthquakes, interior reconfiguration for greater capacity, and modernization, with completion projected by the end of 2026 and a public open house planned for April to October 2027.
- Availability: 25 In Stock
- SKU: MDL-0038