"First, their writings notwithstanding, Diller and Scofifio's projects do not attempt to replace the Vitruvian figure with another figure. There is no attempt at  renovation nor resuscitation here, no return to figural origins. By confining their focus to a limited number of particular spatial relationships, Diller and Scofidio shift attention from the figural presence of body acting within a world of objects, to the conditions under which the body comes to embody certain social definitions."

Robert McAnulty, Body Troubles, Toward a New Interior - An Anthology of Interior Design Theory, p 64