Andrew Chiu

Andrew is an architect with developed expertise in institutional buildings, sustainable residential design, and transit architecture. He brings attention to detail and innovative design solutions to all his projects, working closely with clients and stakeholders to guide them through public consultation, concept and detailed design.

Andrew has contributed to various stages of the design process and management leadership for a diverse range of projects, including the Toronto Metropolitan University Daphne Cockwell Health Science Complex, the Humber College Lakeshore Campus Cultural Hub, the Michael Garron Hospital, and the Toronto York Spadina Subway Extension.

He has also collaborated with a number of non-profit organizations to bring attention to the importance of public spaces in Toronto. He worked side by side with community members of all ages to produce several public art installations in various marginalized Toronto neighbourhoods.

Andrew completed a Bachelor of Architectural Studies (2005) and Master of Architecture (2017) at Toronto Metropolitan University, graduating on the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC) Student Honour Roll.

− 2017 Master of Architecture, Toronto Metropolitan University
− 2005 Bachelor of Architectural Science, Toronto Metropolitan University

− Registered Architect, Ontario Association of Architects (OAA)
− Member, Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC)
− Member, Toronto Society of Architects (TSA)