Not all cultural halls are the same size, the size of the cultural hall is based on the size or 'phase' of the building. The current floor plans used in the US and Canada by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have the following cultural hall sizes:
Modular: No Cultural Hall, chapel space can be multipurpose/banquet as needed (seats 40-90)
Independence 50: No Cultural Hall, chapel space can be multipurpose/banquet as needed (seats 30-60)
Independence 90: No Cultural Hall, chapel space can be multipurpose/banquet as needed (seats 80-140)
Independence130: No cultural hall, chapel space can be multipurpose/banquet as needed (seats 80-160). Approx. 42ft x 42ft including rostrum.
Independence170: Partial (half) cultural hall, 1275 sqft, approx. 42ft x 33ft
Independence230/300: full cultural hall, 2530 sqft, approx. 42ft x 57ft
Independence230/300 Stake Center: 2530 sqft approx. 42ft x 57ft
Heritage98: 2350 sqft approx. 42ft x 64ft w/o stage
Heritage09T/14T: 2560 sqft w/stage approx. 65ft x 42ft w/o stage
Heritage09T/14T Stake Center: 2560 sqft w/stage approx. 65ft x 45ft w/o stage
Measurements were not available online for older (pre-2006) standard plans, including the Legacy, Palmyra, Fayette, and Sharon designs. Additionally, not all meetinghouses follow the standard plans.
LDS meetinghouses are built in many architectures and sizes, but with the chapel overflows and cultural hall rooms opened, you can find room for a couple hundred people or more. This is done for large meetings such as Stake Conferences or broadcasts of General Conference.
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LDS Hospital was created in 1905.
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LDS Beliefs - book - was created in 2011.
LDS High School ended in 1931.
LDS Student Association was created in 1960.
LDS Humanitarian Services was created in 1955.