I made a big long list but then it disappeared (twice) so you're getting an abbreviated version with no commentary.

In any case, all you have to do is go somewhere near downtown (say, the Exchange District) and start walking. Most of the good architecture in the city is within walking distance of downtown, but there are gems all over the city if you're willing to venture out a little bit.


http://www.exchangedistrict.org/

http://www.theforks.com/

http://canada.archiseek.com/manitoba/winnipeg/st_boniface/kenny_street/eglise_precieux_sang.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Esplanade_Riel

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manitoba_Hydro_Tower

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millennium_Library_(Winnipeg)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manitoba_Legislative_Building

http://www.wag.mb.ca/

http://canada.archiseek.com/manitoba/winnipeg/fort_whyte/fw.html

http://canada.archiseek.com/manitoba/winnipeg/fort_whyte/fw_interpretive.html

http://canada.archiseek.com/manitoba/winnipeg/north_end/arlington_street/ukranian_church.html

http://canada.archiseek.com/manitoba/winnipeg/river_heights/corydon_avenue/offices.html

http://canada.archiseek.com/manitoba/winnipeg/st_boniface/tache_ave/cathedral.html

http://canada.archiseek.com/manitoba/winnipeg/st_norbert/friary.html

some already mentioned...plus some more

Winnipeg Art Gallery (WAG)

MB Hydro Tower - KBMB (under construction)

SC3 - Smith Carter Office - (Gov. General Award)

Millenium Library - Patkau

John A. Russell Building - UofM

Precious Blood Church - Gaboury