Speaker
Saša J. Mächtig
K67 FOREVER: THE MODULAR CLASSIC THAT WON'T QUIT
Stopping by KIOSK to remind us where the idea of KIOSK truly began
One of the most important Slovenian and Yugoslav industrial designers and a key figure of modernist design. He trained as an architect in Ljubljana and later taught industrial design, focusing on functional everyday urban design. He gained worldwide prominence through the K67 kiosk (designed 1966), a modular structure produced in over 7,500 units now housed in MoMA's permanent collection.