Community and Civic

North District Police Station

City of Winnipeg

Community and CivicArchitectureInterior Design

North District Police Station

The North District Police Station (NDPS) is the fourth police station in Winnipeg developed under the district-station model established in 2003. This $26.7 million facility, situated in the William Whyte neighborhood, follows a single-storey design similar to its predecessors with the objective to enhance public access, visibility, and collaborative partnerships within the Winnipeg Police Service (WPS).

The NDPS prioritizes security and safety, incorporating efficient operational requirements that safeguard both officers and the public. Functionally, the facility encompasses specific zones for police operations, such as detainee holding and interview rooms, evidence storage facilities, and a welcoming public service center. Operating around the clock, the building also includes staff offices, gym, a lunch area, and a secure garage.

Project Details

Client
City of Winnipeg
Service
Architecture, Interior Design
Role
Prime Consultant
Size

32,000 sq.ft. (2,972 sq.m.)

Completion
2024
Cost
$27.8M
Location
Winnipeg – MB
Image of a man walking down one of the station's hallways. Through the glass on the right side of the hallway, you can see desks and chairs of the office space.
Image from inside of the office space, with view of a woman walking through the hallway outside. There are desks with monitors and a security camera monitor on the wall.
Image of the exterior courtyard of the station. There are 2 women sitting at one of the four square blue metal tables, with matching blue metal chairs.
Image of the exterior of the building, with view of 2 women sitting on a bench with a colourful umbrella. It is a bright and sunny day and the light is reflecting off of the glass angles of the building.

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