The National Biennial of Mexican Architecture (BNAMX) is organized by the Federation of Colleges of Architects of the Mexican Republic A.C. with the objective of identifying the best public or private architectural works in the country, as well as the means of diffusion that promote architecture.

It recognizes its authors and allows reflection through analysis and criticism on trends, impacts and guidelines of responsible contemporary architecture, as well as possible sustainable solutions and/or universal accessibility.

At FCARM, they are committed to the purposes of the common home called for in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and its objectives. They are aware of the impact of the practice of architecture and its role in achieving the materialization of environments that facilitate the full and effective participation of all people in society.