Toronto Police Headquarters, Police headquarters at College Street, Toronto, Canada

Toronto Police Headquarters is a twelve-storey, 50-metre Postmodern building completed in 1988 by Shore Tilbe Henschel Irwin & Peters with Mathers & Haldenby. It is composed of glass block and pink granite cubes that step back as they rise along College and Grenville streets, with an octagonal twelve-storey tower at the southeast corner of Bay and Grenville. A ten-storey atrium lights the centre, and a domed roof crowns the elevator lobby.

The building opened in 1988 as the first purpose-built police command center since Toronto's police force was established in 1835. Its construction marked a major milestone in the city's law enforcement infrastructure history.

The facade combines glass blocks and pink granite cubes, typical of public buildings from the late 1980s. This material choice was a modern design statement for civic institutions at that time.

The building sits centrally near Bay Street with direct access to multiple transit options, including subway lines and streetcar routes. Its strategic location makes it easy to reach from different parts of the city.

An exclusive lounge on the fourth floor was reserved for senior officers from 1988 until 2023, when it was closed following specific incidents. This private space was one of the building's lesser-known features.