Our Architectural Features and Design Recognition
Our commitment to material integrity and spatial exploration has earned us recognition from global design platforms. Explore our featured works, including the award-nominated Vaulted B/W Haus.
We are thrilled that our project 'Vaulted B/W Haus' was featured on ArchDaily, a leading platform for architecture. The feature details the project's concept, area, and design team.
Our 'Vaulted Monochrome Haus' was featured on Design Milk, highlighting its blend of minimalist aesthetics and cozy elegance. We are thankful for this lovely feature.
We are honored to have our Vaulted Haus project featured by the Australian design publication Habitus Living. The article, titled 'Cosy in monochrome', explores the project's sophisticated study in restraint.
We were very pleased to see 'Vaulted B/W Haus' nominated for the ArchDaily Building of the Year award in the 'Interior Architecture' category.
A big thank you to Archello for including DIG Architects in their list of the '25 best architecture firms in Mumbai'. We are proud to be listed among such great talent.
Our 'Vaulted B/W Haus' project was featured in the French publication Bienvenue Chez Ginette. We are so grateful for the international recognition.
The German design platform Baunetz ID featured our Vaulted Haus project. It is an honor to see our work shared with a German-speaking audience.
A feature on our 'Vaulted B/W Haus' from Amazing Architecture, focusing on the bar and dining area as a key part of the home's architectural theme.
A screenshot of the 'Vaulted Monochrome Haus' feature on the Amazing Architecture homepage.
Another screenshot from our ArchDaily feature, this one explaining our core design philosophy of thinking about space as a volume, not in fragments.
About In The Press
Our projects gain traction in publications not because of trends, but because of a rigorous design process. We view every home as a volume to be sculpted, rather than a surface to be decorated. When you see our 'Vaulted B/W Haus' featured on platforms like ArchDaily or Design Milk, it is a testament to our focus on monochrome palettes, structural innovation, and the essential dialogue between light and stone.
At DIG Architects, we approach design as a systematic inquiry. We don't chase styles; we chase spatial clarity. Our features in journals like Habitus Living and Archello highlight our core belief: that interior architecture should be a cohesive, immersive experience.
When we conceptualize a space, we start with a singular, large-scale idea—what we call the 'big idea'—whether it is a sculptural vault, a helical structure, or a material shift like Gabion stone walls. This ensures that the architecture feels purposeful and the furniture feels like a natural extension of the room, not an accessory added at the end.
Our recent recognition for the Vaulted B/W Haus, specifically its nomination for the ArchDaily Building of the Year, underscores our commitment to pushing the boundaries of what is possible in Mumbai residential design. By utilizing materials like smoked veneers, metal mesh, and monochrome PU coatings, we challenge the conventional definitions of domestic comfort. We invite you to look closely at these projects. They are not merely static images for a portfolio, but case studies in how we resolve spatial challenges for clients who value restraint, functional planning, and genuine architectural craft. We apply this same level of scrutiny to every project we undertake.
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