In early 2011, the architect for the Architectural Nexus selected Wells as the precast design-assist consultant to assist in the development of the building’s precast cladding. Wells created a 3D model of the temple to assist with conflict resolution during the design-assist phase. The 30,000 SF temple consists of two levels.

It features a curved colonnade with arched window openings and intricate mold work including a repetitive delicate grass motif on the temple’s columns and spandrels and lettering cast into the precast. The temple’s light-colored, acid-etch finish precast façade resembles natural stone used on many of the U.S. temples.