Canadian Museum of History (1989) in Gatineau, Quebec, opposite Parliament Hill Jehovah's Witnesses Kingdom Hall (1991) Gatineau, Quebec York Region Administrative Centre (1992) in Newmarket, Ontario Kanai Middle School (1996) Sioux Valley, Manitoba National Museum of the American Indian (1993–1998) Washington Circle of Life Thunderbird Place (2001) Winnipeg, Manitoba First Nations University (2003) in Regina, Saskatchewan Me-No-Ya Win Health Centre (2010) Sioux lookout, Ontario Wabano Centre (2013) Ottawa, Ontario Gordon Oakes Red Bear Centre (2016) at the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Unceded: Voices of the Land Exhibition (2018) at the Venice Biennale Adelante Healthcare Goodyear Project (2018) Mesa, Arizona Long Point First Nation, Winneway, Quebec Iskotew Healing Lodge, Ottawa, Ontario Bonneville Rehabilitation Centre, Bonnyville, Alberta Ojigkwanong Students Centre, Carleton University, Ottawa, Ontario Ile a la Crosse Elementary School, Île-à-la-Crosse, Saskatchewan Cardinal Studio Sudbury, Ontario Ouje' Bougoumou Village, Ouje' Bougoumou, Quebec Janvier Gallery, Cold Lake, Alberta Grand Traverse Civic Centre, Grand Traverse County, Michigan, USA Achievements Writings Of the Spirit, NeWest Press (Edmonton, Alberta, Canada), 1977. (With Trevor Boddy) The Architecture of Douglas Cardinal, NeWest Press (Edmonton, Alberta, Canada), 1989. (With Jeanette C. Armstrong) The Native Creative Process, Theytus Books, 1994. Awards In 2005 Cardinal was awarded The Distinguished Artist Award from the Lieutenant Governor of Alberta for “creating an indigenous style of Canadian architecture, characterized by gracious organic forms, which continually challenged the most advanced engineering standards. Honor award, Alberta Association of Architects, 1968; Honor award, City of Red Deer, Alberta, 1969; Award of Excellence, City of Red Deer, Alberta, 1978; Award of Excellence, Canadian Architect, 1972; Member, Royal Canadian Academy of Arts, 1974; Achievement of Excellence Award in Architecture, Province of Alberta, 1974; Fellow, Royal Architectural Institute of Canada, 1983; Banff Centre National Arts Award, 1990; Canada Council Molson Prize for the Arts, 1993; Aboriginal Achievement Award, 1995; RAIC Gold Medal for Architectural Achievement, 1999; Royal Architectural Institute of Canada, Millennium Celebration of Architecture, St. Mary’s Church, Alberta, 2000; Juan Torres Higueras Award, Federation of Pan American Associations of Architects, 2000; Governor General’s Award in Visual and Media Arts, Ottawa, Ontario, 2001; Best Building Award, Grand Traverse Centre, United Contractor of America, 2002; United Nations Award for Sustainable Design, Oujé-Bougoumou Village, Quebec, 2002; Golden Jubilee Medal in honor of Her Majesty The Queen’s 50th Anniversary, Ottawa, Ontario, 2002; “Douglas J. Cardinal Performing Arts Centre” opens in GRPC, Grand Prairie, Alberta, 2004; Laureate, Canada Council of the Arts,