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Saharchitects

We engage meaningfully with our clients so that together we positively transform the way they live.

26/09/2026

Colour can do more than define the atmosphere of a space. In a daycare, it can also become part of the way the building is organised and understood.

In this project in Helmsange, the children are divided into rooms according to their age groups, from the youngest children through to ages 3–4. Each room is identified through a different floor colour, creating a direct visual distinction between the spaces.

The flooring therefore works both as a surface for everyday use and as part of the spatial orientation of the building.

A simple design decision can make the organisation of the daycare more legible while giving each age group its own identifiable space.

Photos by: Steve Troes Fotodesign

23/09/2026

Biophilic design looks at how the built environment can maintain a closer relationship with nature. It goes beyond simply adding plants to a space.

Natural light, views to the outdoors, vegetation, materials and textures can all contribute to this connection and influence how a space is perceived and experienced.

For us, the interest lies in considering these elements as part of the architecture from the beginning. The relationship between interior and exterior, the choice of materials and the presence of natural elements can become part of a coherent spatial experience.

A design approach that connects architecture, nature and everyday wellbeing.

Photos by Steve Troes Fotodesign

22/09/2026

Our Limpertsberg project this month

20/09/2026

Windhof, Luxembourg
Daycare Center
Private Client
Area 486 m²
Completed 2017

Designed as a playful and welcoming environment for children, this daycare center is organised around a central core that connects the different areas of the daycare, including the kitchen and sanitary facilities.

The interiors remain deliberately neutral, creating a calm backdrop for the children who bring colour, movement and energy into the space through their presence.

Photos by: Steve Troes Fotodesign

18/09/2026

Renovation projects often begin with a series of practical questions. What should be preserved? What needs to change? Which constraints should be considered before defining the project?

We have prepared a renovation guide to bring together some of the key points to consider at the beginning of the process, from understanding the existing building to defining priorities, scope and next steps.

A clear starting point can help structure decisions before moving further into design and planning.

Explore our Renovation Guide through the link in our bio.

16/09/2026

Meet the team — Elisa — Interior Architect

Originally from Luxembourg, Elisa studied Interior Architecture and Design at LISAA Strasbourg in France, where she completed both her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees.

What draws Elisa most to architecture is the interior experience: understanding volumes, exploring materiality and considering how each element finds its place within a space. For her, choices in materials, textures and finishes play an important role in giving a space its identity.

She sees architecture as something designed first and foremost for the people who will inhabit it. Finding a balance between aesthetics, functionality and emotion allows a space to feel coherent while reflecting the people who live and move within it.

Elisa also values a part of the profession that often remains unseen: the thinking and coordination behind a project. Each one brings its own spatial, technical, budgetary and functional constraints, requiring patience and careful consideration to find the right solutions.

Outside the studio, she has been horse riding since childhood and enjoys travelling and discovering new countries.

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14/09/2026

A daycare needs to support much more than the activities taking place inside individual rooms. Arrival, circulation, supervision, storage and access to outdoor spaces are all part of its daily use.

Clear circulation, integrated storage and visual connections can make these transitions part of the architectural design rather than treating them as secondary spaces.

Planning these areas with adaptability in mind allows spaces and circulation to accommodate different activities as routines and needs evolve over time.

Photos by Steve Troes Fotodesign

13/09/2026

Limpertsberg, Luxembourg
5 Unit residential building
Living area 338.07 m²
Private Client

A kitchen is designed through measurements, materials and details, but ultimately it is shaped by the routines that will happen within it.

At Limpertsberg, the kitchen is now being installed. As one of the most used spaces in a home, every decision — from its layout and storage to the choice of materials — is closely connected to how the space will be used every day.

With each new element in place, we are getting closer to the final result.

09/09/2026

We experience architecture through more than what we see. Light, proportion, materiality and spatial organisation influence how we perceive and navigate a space.

Neuroaesthetics explores how the built environment influences our perception, offering another perspective on how everyday design decisions shape our experience of space.

Photos by: Steve Troes Fotodesign

08/09/2026

Helmsange, Luxembourg
Daycare Center
Private Client
Area 484 m²
Completed 2011

Designed as a playful environment for children, this daycare center is balanced and cantilevered like a toy, giving the building a dollhouse-like character. Its playful windows and glazed facade create a strong connection between the children and their surroundings.

Inside, four rooms are organised according to age groups and distinguished by colour. Selected side windows are positioned at children’s eye level, while the coloured floors interact with natural light to shape the atmosphere of each space.

Photos by: Steve Troes Fotodesign

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