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Originally built in 1909 as the All Peoples’ Sutherland Mission, the building was renovated in 2010 and adapted for use as an Indigenous cultural and resource centre. The renovation introduces an open two-storey space and a welcoming entrance marked by seven poles representing Indigenous languages of Manitoba. 2011 – Preservation Awards of Excellence, Institutional Conservation Award

| Location | Canada|Manitoba|Winnipeg |
| Typologies | Cultural architecture|Cultural centers |
| Project type | Transformation |