All People's Sutherland Mission

• its landmark location at the convergence of Sutherland and Euclid avenues in a mixed-use area of Point Douglas, just north of Winnipeg's Canadian Pacific Railway Station and next to the Methodist Church's former settlement house, Sutherland Court

Key elements that define the mission's straightforward architecture include:

• the boxy rectangular massing formed by solid sand-lime brick walls, with a projecting bay on the main (east) facade, a high foundation of stone and a flat roof, all around an interior framework of steel I-beams
• the rectangular openings throughout, some featuring stone lug sills and bricked-in arched heads, some with radiating brick heads and brick keystones, etc.
• the details, including the modillioned cornice of galvanized iron painted to contrast with the walls, some decorative brickwork, a simple parapet, the bracketed canopy over the elevated entrance, etc.

Key elements that define the mission's interior character include:

• the formal plan composed of large open multi-purpose spaces mixed with smaller, more intimate ones, as well as a multi-level basement
• ceiling heights ranging from three to four metres, with a pressed tin ground-floor ceiling
• the intact details and finishes, including plank floors, a large wooden staircase, plain trim, etc.