Management Team
Alan Sarlafdi
Architect, Urban Designer
Registered Architect in France
Officer of Arts and Letters of France
Knight of the National Order of Merit of France
Knight of the Legion of Honor
Mr. Alain Sarfati graduated from the National School of Fine Arts in Paris and the Urban Planning Department of the University of Paris. He taught at the Nancy School of Architecture and later served as a professor and project director at the National School of Fine Arts in Paris until 2005. He created the architectural design magazine AMC and served as the vice-chairman of the National Construction Planning Committee and the vice-president of the National Association of Architects. He is a gold medalist in the French Housing Construction Honor Roll competition, a member of the French Academy of Architecture, and a public building quality advisor to the French ministries (MIQCP). Mr. Sarfati pays attention to bioclimatic design and values the future users' needs. He always responds to various situations through diverse approaches and forms, persistently seeking to realize the social, cultural, artistic, and technical functions of architecture through innovative research combined with practical methods. His main representative works include: the architectural design of the French Embassy in China, the architectural design of the French Aerospace Museum, the architectural design of the teaching center of the Panthéon-Sorbonne University, the architectural design of the multifunctional celebration center in Roanne, and the architectural design of the Toulouse Opera House.
