Merlata Bloom Milano is a contemporary destination where architecture, design and commercial spaces come together in an environment characterised by large surfaces, modern geometries and a strong relationship between indoor and outdoor areas.

For this project, I created a series of images designed to document the architectural identity of the complex, focusing on its forms, volumes and distinctive details.

Natural light played an important role in the photographic approach. The large glazed surfaces create a continuous relationship between the interior and exterior, with changing contrasts between illuminated spaces and areas of shadow. I worked with perspective, composition and timing to capture this dialogue and convey the scale and atmosphere of the architecture.

The photographs combine wider views of the complex with more detailed compositions focusing on structures, materials and design elements. The aim was not simply to document the building, but to create a visual narrative that communicates the character and experience of the space.

This project is part of my portfolio of commissioned photography for architecture, interiors and commercial spaces.