A multi-story commercial building with a living green wall facade is depicted at Calle 103 No

A multi-story commercial building with a living green wall facade is depicted at Calle 103 No. 19-20 in Bogota, Colombia. The structure features a central section of exposed red brick with five square, recessed window openings, some revealing interior green-tinted glass. To the left, a curved concrete element supports staggered tiers of green vegetation. The right side of the building is dominated by a vertical section of teal-tinted glass panels, separated by three horizontal, light-grey concrete or stone elements. Extensive green plant life covers the majority of the building's exterior surfaces, including the brick and concrete sections. The building's roof displays the name "Findeter" in gray text with an accompanying blue and green globe logo. The ground level features a wide set of brick and concrete stairs leading up to the main glass and metal entrance doors. To the right of the stairs, a concrete accessibility ramp with black metal handrails ascends to the entrance level. The immediate foreground shows a brick and concrete sidewalk adjacent to an asphalt street. No people are visible. The sky overhead is partially cloudy, and the reflections in the teal windows indicate the presence of trees and a bright sky. Minimal landscaping with small shrubs is visible at the base of the building.