Diller + Scofidio, a collaborative, interdisciplinary studio that fuses architecture, the visual arts and the performing arts, is primarily involved in thematically-driven experimental work that takes the form of temporary and permanent site-specific installations, multimedia theater, electronic media, and print, as well as architectural commissions. Elizabeth Diller is Professor of Architecture at Princeton University and Ricardo Scofidio is Professor of Architecture at The Cooper Union.
Currently working on Blur, a media pavilion for Swiss EXPO 2002, Brooklyn Academy of Music Cultural District in collaboration with Rem Koolhaas, Facsimile, a permanent installation for the new Moscone Convention Center expansion in San Francisco, and Travelogues, a permanent installation at the new JFK International Arrivals Terminal in New York. A retrospective of their work is planned by the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art for 2002.