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The Solar Do-Nothing MachineIn 1957, Charles and Ray created one of the first usages of solar electricity.
Found EducationAn examination of “found education” in the IBM Pavilion at the 1964-65 New York Worlds Fair.
The Newton Deck of CardsLearn the story of the Newton Deck of Cards, a gift to Nobel Laureates in IBM’s physics department.
Eames Archives: The House of ScienceSponsored by IBM, "The House of Science" was looped for 9.6 million attendees at the 1964 World's Fair in Seattle.
A Sofa For FriendsFor seating in the alcove, Charles and Ray designed and installed a built-in sofa.
Eames Archives: Collaging IdeasLearn how Charles and Ray used collaging as a model for decision making.
Eames House Closure March 15 – June 30The Eames House is closed to reduce the community spread of COVID-19 and will continue to monitor the situation.
What’s Your Eames Story?For Erin Chan, the Eameses "were the creators of things that I loved for their simplicity in appearance and their ease of use."

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August 9, 2020

The Solar Do-Nothing Machine

In 1957, designers Charles and Ray Eames created one of the first usages of solar electricity....

August 7, 2020

Computers and Eames Chairs Come of Age together

In 1950, the Eames molded plastic chair made its debut at the Museum of Modern Art and in...

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