Metro de Bogotá

Metro de Bogotá: keep a city informed as its metro takes shape

A 24-kilometre first line with 16 stations creates years of public information work. Metro de Bogotá’s Drupal estate uses DXPR to support the pages behind project updates and institutional communication.

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Architectural visualization of a Metro de Bogotá station — First-line station visualization. Image: Metro de Bogotá / Bogotá city portal.

Sector: Transportation
Locatie: Colombia
Platform: Drupal · DXPR Builder

The outcome:
project information
that keeps moving.

Give each construction update a clear place to explain what is happening, where it matters and where to find more information.

Stations in the first-line project.

Each station adds another place, community and construction story for the project’s communications to explain.

4×

Faster project-page updates.

Communicators give construction updates and public notices a familiar structure before publication.

Illustrative estimate.

80%

Less routine layout work for developers.

Routine page composition moves closer to the communications team, freeing technical capacity.

Illustrative estimate.

A major construction project creates everyday questions.

Residents experience the project one neighborhood at a time.

A station milestone, local works or a project announcement needs context that people can follow. Images, location details and supporting documents help connect an engineering program with its effect on the city.

Communicators need to keep that material organised as the project develops. Rebuilding page layouts for routine updates adds a technical dependency to work that already requires coordination and careful review.

Make the project easier to follow, update by update.

A repeatable format
for the next project update.

In DXPR, editors can arrange the update, project imagery and document links on the Drupal page. An existing layout can carry another milestone with the same clear hierarchy.

That gives communications staff control over presentation while project specializts check the content. The website and intranet can support different audiences using familiar editing tools.

Official Bogotá city coverage illustrates the project. These are public reference pages, not screenshots of the Metro editor.