An 800-square-meter exhibition at Triennale Milano debuts the Eames Pavilion System with Kettal — translating Charles and Ray Eames’ 1940s and ’50s steel-and-timber experiments into a fully industrialised, globally available construction kit. A rational grid of interchangeable modules, signature cobalt-yellow-red color blocking inside a black steel frame, and a 288-page Phaidon volume reframe architecture as a third pillar of the Eames legacy — alongside the furniture and films that have long defined them. Source: Cool Hunting