Sahar Azari: “As architects, we believe we can help provide insight to Luxembourg’s housing issues and help people understand the process behind building an architecturally designed home in Luxembourg.” (Photo: Saharchitects)

Sahar Azari: “As architects, we believe we can help provide insight to Luxembourg’s housing issues and help people understand the process behind building an architecturally designed home in Luxembourg.” (Photo: Saharchitects)

The Paperjam + Delano Club welcomes Saharchitects as a new member. Introduction in three questions.

Could you please, in a few words, describe for us your company’s activity?

Sahar Azari. – “We are an international team of architects who successfully design private homes and residential developments by building strong relationships with our clients that respect their vision. We are committed to delivering our work effectively and offer our clients support throughout every phase of the project. Inspired by modern design with natural materials and elegant, open, flowing spaces, the homes we create positively transform the way people live.

You have just joined the Paperjam + Delano Club. What convinced you to do so? 

“It is important to us to be an integral part of the Luxembourg community. We enjoy learning more about people whose families have lived here for generations, as well as the expats who are just arriving, and the Paperjam + Delano Club offers us an opportunity to do that. The magazines, online newsletters and events will also help Luxembourg get to know who we are as well.

What in particular are you looking to get from the Club? And what does your organisation have to offer to other Club members? 

“Social networking events where everyone is inspired to meet new people and have new conversations. We are also happy to participate in training sessions that will help us grow as a business and continue to provide excellence in client service. As architects, we believe we can help provide insight to Luxembourg’s housing issues and help people understand the process behind building an architecturally designed home in Luxembourg.”