On my visit to Hyderabad in October 2007, I ended earlier than my scheduled time to meet Great Senior Artist Laxma Goud, I strolled to the nearby Kalinga Cultural Trust compound with my camera to shoot at the various stages of what goes on before a temple is being constructed
Around 600 tonnes of sand stones, brought from Khorda in Orissa, will be used for 'Shikhara' (tower)
Special sand stone blocks have been brought from Orissa for the artists to carve the idols of gods and goddesses for this temple
The idols of Jagannath, Balabhadra & Subhadra, made of margosa (Neem) wood, would be specially brought from Orissa
The main temple being dedicated to the Jagannath and the other five smaller shrines would be of Ganesh, Hanuman, Navagraha, Shiva & Bhimala (Parvati)
The highlight of the temple is likely to be its 'shikhara' (temple tower), standing at an imposing 72 feet tall
The shape and design is similar to the original Puri style of temple architecture.
The white building on the right is the Tilangana Bhavan
Some blogs have covered extensively on more details of this temple, please go through them for your interest - Link