The International Biennial of Art and City, BOG25, invites us to view Bogotá as a work of art in itself. Navigating the city amid increasingly demanding daily routines often causes its architecture to fade into the background.

The Environmental Axis, originally the Vicachá River, later the San Francisco River, and more recently Avenida Jiménez—was transformed under the vision of architect Rogelio Salmona. Today, this historic corridor offers a chance to rediscover exceptional architectural landmarks, from neoclassical to brutalist styles: buildings with bold, distinctive designs that once broke with convention and today too often go unnoticed.