Kiosk K67 is an occasional brand from the Slovenian industrial design series, dedicated to the K67 kiosk, designed by architect Prof. Saša J. Mächtig.
After the MKS-EXCLUSIVE microphone brand and the Eta 80 phone brand, the s kiosk K67 already the third in the industrial design series. All three brands were designed by a graphic designer Robert Žvokelj from the DAK studio.
The presentation of the stamp will take place this Friday and on this occasion it will be placed in the courtyard of the museum Kiosk K67, in which the exposed counters of Pošta Slovenije will operate. Newly issued postage stamps and an occasional postmark Kiosk K67 - FIRST DAY will be on sale at the counter.
Finally, a few words about the element on the stamp itself. Kiosk K67 was created in 1966 as a family of five spatial modules assembled into large sets. A self-contained unit acts as a minimal work, retail or living space. As they wrote at the presentation, the K67 kiosk suited every location and context, be it a flower shop, tobacconist or shoe repair shop.
photo: Saša J. Mächtig
