Triennale di Milano reconstructs room from Ettore Sottsass's Casa Lana

This timelapse video, shared exclusively with Dezeen, shows the living area of a Milanese apartment by the late Italian architect Ettore Sottsass being dismantled and rebuilt inside the Triennale di Milano museum.
The apartment, named Casa Lana, was originally designed by the Memphis Group founder in 1965 for his close acquaintance Giovanni Lana, a lithographer and printer.
Now, with the help of donations from the architect's widow Barbara Radice Sottsass, Casa Lana's brightly-hued living room has been reconstructed within the Triennale di Milano as part of a permanent new installation.
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