Sacred Geography
Every temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints — all 384 — on a single rotating globe you can spin, filter and explore, right in the browser.
- 384temples, live on a 3D globe
- 17regional hubs, paths from Salt Lake
- 0libraries — custom Canvas projection
- EN/PTfully bilingual

The idea
The Church's 384 temples are usually a list — names, places and dates in a table. We wanted to turn that list into a place: a globe you could spin in your hand, where every temple is a point of light and you can see, at a glance, how they spread across the world and connect back to Salt Lake City.
What we built
A real-time globe rendered from scratch on an HTML canvas — no Three.js, no map library — with our own 3D projection and great-circle paths. Every temple carries its full record, the view filters by status, and the whole thing reads in English or European Portuguese.
- +Custom 3D-to-2D projection, hand-written in Canvas 2D
- +384 temples in five states — dedicated, under construction, announced, renovation, historic
- +17 regional hubs, with paths radiating from the Salt Lake Temple
- +Spin, zoom, filter, and tap any temple for its official page
The experience
What was a spreadsheet becomes something you explore. It loads fast, runs on a phone, and turns a global network of temples into a single, quiet object you can hold and turn — proof that serious data visualisation doesn't need a heavy stack.

