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All Updates | Announcements | Features | New Members | News | Video46th Anniversary & Induction AVP
“Celebrating 46 years strong! Our Anniversary and Induction night was truly one for the books – meaningful, fun, and full of heart.” Held at Eastwood…
All Updates | Announcements | Features | NewsAdaptive Leadership Summit
LHK Square Building, San Juan CityJune 7, 20256 The United Architects of the Philippines (UAP) District A4, in collaboration with the UAP Diliman Chapter and…

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UAP Diliman held Paddle Up! 2.0 – Pickleball Open Play on November 16, 2025 at the Mira Nila Basketball Court. The event gathered officers and…
Activity Updates | All Updates | Announcements | Features | News | PartnersTaas Noo, Aeta Ako – Classroom Building
As part of our Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and the Renato A. Heray Bayanihang Arkitektura campaign, UAP Diliman is proud to launch a meaningful project: the development of a standard model starter classroom—a DepEd-compliant, typhoon-resilient 2-classroom structure designed for quick construction in communities that need learning spaces the most.

Facing “the big one”
ByArrianeUAP Diliman’s CPD seminar “Facing The Big One” gathered over 300 architects, students, and professionals last August 16, 2025 to prepare for a major earthquake. Featuring experts from DOST, UP College of Architecture, and the DOH, the event highlighted seismology updates, resilient building design, hospital safety, legal issues, and post-disaster recovery. With lectures, workshops, and case studies, the seminar equipped architects with practical strategies for earthquake preparedness and disaster-resilient architecture in the Philippines.






