Bacteriobiome diversity of the K-67 Kiosk
The iconic Kiosk K67 object is recognizable applied art solution by Slovenian architect Sasa Machtig. In the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, K67 had multiple purposes such as newspaper points of sale, hot dog parlors, student coffee shops, lottery sales, border police houses etc. Since significant biodeterioration was detected on the surface of the Kiosk K67 object, primary purpose of the study was to identify the bacteriobiome associated with the K67 surfaces and to obtain a more comprehensive insight in beneficial bacterial members for biocontrol of biodeteriogenic fungi. Total bacteriobiota was analyzed by using the NovaSeq 6000 sequencing platform.