Andrea Bancod
Andrea Bancod
B.ArchSci
Programming Assistant
Andrea is a Project Coordinator at Boszko & Verity inc. with a background in Architectural Science from Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU). She plays a key role as Programming Assistant with Building Equality in Architecture Toronto (BEAT), where she dedicates her efforts to supporting the delivery of virtual and in-person workshops and events. She plays a key role in collaborating with the Executive Committee by assisting with essential communications and graphics support, maintaining the organization’s online presence as well as ongoing operations.
After graduating from Toronto Metropolitan University, Andrea is currently working on the project execution of institutional and commercial buildings across the Greater Toronto Area. Most recently, her team brought the RMHC Family Room to completion.
Andrea was part of the 2024 Student Energy Fellowship, where she gained insight into energy systems at a global scale while honing essential project development and project management skills. During her studies, she held a position as Vice President of the American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) Chapter, having previously been involved as Events Team Lead. She is eager to continue leveraging her passion for collaboration, organization, and problem-solving to make a positive impact in her community.
Treya Vyas
Treya Vyas
B.ArchSci, Well AP
Programming Assistant
Treya Vyas (she/they) is an Indian-Canadian architectural designer currently pursuing a Master of Architecture at the University of Toronto, Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Design. Previously, they worked as an architectural graduate at BDP Quadrangle in Toronto, contributing to Retail projects of varying scales and participating in all phases of the design process, from design development through occupancy. Treya is also a WELL Accredited Professional (2022-2023), conducting research and developing presentations highlighting the benefits and impact of the certification.
Treya also completed their undergraduate degree in Bachelors of Architectural Science, from Toronto Metropolitan University, where they were a recipient of the Jasong Fung Architect Diversity Award. During their undergraduate studies, Treya led several department and faculty-level initiatives and participated in university wide discussions on institutional change.
A strong advocate for equity, diversity and inclusion in design, Treya currently serves as a Programming Assistant at BEAT (Building Equality in Architecture, Toronto), supporting the organization’s wide range of initiatives. They also volunteer as an outreach coordinator with SOSA (Society of South Asian Architects), and a casual volunteer with the TSA (Toronto Society of Architects). Within the University of Toronto, Treya represents the Master of Architecture program as the CASA student representative, engaging in dialogue with advocacy at the international level on behalf of the university community.