Giacomo Albo

Giacomo Albo, born in Lecco in 1975, is a photographer whose roots in architecture give his work a profound depth. A Milan Polytechnic graduate, Albo ventured into the world of photography during his university years, drawing inspiration from Gabriele Basilico's urban landscape works. His focus on architectural and interior portraits has garnered the attention of various clients and publications. Since 2007, Albo's expertise has enriched sector magazines like Talea, The Plan, and Interni Magazine, through both his written articles and his evocative photographs. With a keen eye for the communicative power of architecture, Albo has been a vital contributor to the architectural design labs at the Milan Polytechnic campuses in Piacenza and Lecco since 2014, emphasizing the role of visual documentation in educational narratives. His notable projects include a photographic exploration of Expo 2015, and he continues to impact the field with seminars and collaborations that explore urban transformations and architectural legacies. Albo’s work extends to publishing, contributing to titles such as "Archibook for Expo 2015" and "Milan, On the Road", and his UAV technology skills allow him to capture the essence of landscapes from groundbreaking perspectives.