EVOLUTION:

The CHAPTER's LOGO was conceptualized during the term of Arch. Jess L. Salvador. After nearly ton years of the chapter's existence and countless versions on how the chapter should be personified, Architects Cornejo, Chua, and Legaspi (VP's for Operations, Program and Chapter Secretary respectively) came up with the initial concept.

The LOGO then evolved to what is now the standard borne by the chapter.

RATIONALE:

The LOGO was inferred from the mother or national organization's logo but was customized to suit the chapter's identity. Note that the year on right mid-height portion indicates the chapter's charter year of 1984 instead of 1975. Both the words PARAÑAQUE and PALANYAG are colored red and blue respectively to coincide with the UAP colors. The small Philippine Flag banners over the logo to embody the sense of nationalism.

The finalized edition of the chapter logo came in 1996 during the term of Arch. Serge T. Chua, Jr.