The Genius Design of Communist Kiosks

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Save money and streamline your business admin with Odoo: https://www.odoo.com/r/imperial2 Odoo continues to be one of the best sponsors I've ever worked with and they help keep this channel afloat, send them some love. Between 1966 and 1967 Saša Mächtig designed an icon. He created a Kiosk that no one had ever seen before. He designed it in Yugoslavia, a country with a socialist regime and an unorthodox collectivist economy. The Kiosk appeared from the outside to be an incubator of capitalism, something that spit in the face of the country in which was created. If that's the case, why did this Kiosk come to exist, and what can it tell us about Yugoslavia itself? Thank you to The Museum of Architecture and Design in Slovenia for providing help with sourcing photos for this video. Check them out here: https://mao.si/en/ Follow this link for the Script & Sources: https://imperialyt.ch/Kiosks Photo Credits: Museum of Architecture and Design, Ljublana Ivan Manojlović Janez Kalisnik Sasa J. Machtig (Systems, Structures Strategies) K67 Model Credits: https://www.youtube.com/@NineBetween Check out The Kiosk Shots at https://k67.eu to support the preservation of K67 Kiosks If you enjoyed this video and would like to support the channel you can via: https://www.youtube.com/@IMPERIALYT/membership https://www.patreon.com/c/IMPERIAL322 ALL TIERS GAIN ACCESS TO THE IMPERIAL DISCORD Chapters: 0:00 The K67 Enigma 01:35 The Kiosk of Socialism 07:43 Kiosk Capitalism 11:11 Cosmic Kiosks Corrections: 9:05 I say countries here, I should say parties. Communist parties in countries that were not communist were also invited to the organisation.