Developments
| 1991 - Linh Son
Buddhist Temple Melbourne was established in
North Richmond.
1994 - Linh Son Buddhist Temple relocated to Reservoir after the successful purchase of former Lakeside Primary School. 1994 - 1998 Compassion Bodhisattva and the Lotus Pond were constructed with the help of many Venerables, Nuns and Buddhists November 1998 - The main fence was erected.. March 1998 - Permission for the construction of the Traditional Buddhist Gate and Archway was granted by Darebin Council. 2000 - Construction of the Traditional Buddhist Gate and Archway commenced. Mid 2001 - Construction of the Traditional Buddhist Gate and Archway will be completed. Click here to see a picture of the gate under construction. The Traditional Buddhist Gate and Archway, will be completed in mid 2001. |
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Linh Son Temple - Phan rang Ninh Thuan. Our archway is based on this design. |
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Linh Son Temple - Phan rang Ninh Thuan. Our archway is based on this design. |
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The proposed dragon curves on our traditional archway under construction. |
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Original plan of traditional buddhist gate and archway. |
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Traditional Archway under construction |
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A sideview of the front of the temple. |
Future
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2001 - Within the near future, possibly towards the end of 2001, the construction of a traditional buddhist garden will commence. This is to be further updated as the project progress. 2002 - Construction of the frontage of the main worship area will commence. Click here to see the proposal. The project will be completed within 6 months. 2001 - 2015 The Official Linh Son Buddhist Temple will be constructed on the main land site. The current temple will become a dormitory for dedicated buddhist followers. |
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| 2001 - Producing Newsletter. We are hoping to produce a newsletter as soon as possible. However, it requires a lot of time and effort. At this stage, we are hoping for more volunteers. If you are interested in helping out with the newsletter or anything within the temple, please contact the temple. Your help would be greatly appreciated. |
