Milgro Head Office
2015 · Milgro · Commercial
MILGRO The office occupies deliberate ambiguity permanently unfinished, questioning its own identity. Visitors cannot determine if they’ve entered a greenhouse supplier or logistics facility. This confusion is the project: pallet racks function as spatial organizers, display systems, and storage simultaneously, demonstrating resource circulation rather than concealing it. The office becomes a live inventory of material possibilities, where industrial objects remain legible in their original language while performing administrative functions. By refusing completion, the space insists every configuration is temporary, every material a resource in transit. The office asks not “what do we sell?” but “what can materials become next?”
- bamboo office — bamboo work
- bin wall cabinet — 600 liter bin store
- chair table — wooden chair eat
- container cabinets — shipping container store
- fish crate bench — fish crate sit
- fish lamp — fish crate illuminate
- fishing crate shelving system — fish crate store
- IBC desk — IBC work
- IBC tables — IBC, plastic pallet eat
- Landscape table — wood meet
- mobile fish crate pavilion — fish crate shelter
- mobile indoor post office — 600 liter bin work
- pallet rack office — pallet racking, plastic pallet work
- pallet rack table — pallet racking, plastic pallet eat
- pallet staircase — plastic pallet climb
- patch carpet — cargo blanket move
- ski table — ski eat
- solar cell meeting booth — solar cell, carpet tiles meet
- tire ordner — car outer tire store
- TL fixture meeting unit — IP64 TL fixture, carpet tiles meet
- wind turbine table — wind turbine blade eat
climb, illuminate, meet, sit, store, support, work, eat, shelter, move.
IP64 TL fixture, solar cell, 600 liter bin, advertising board, car outer tire, fish crate, pallet racking, plastic pallet, shrink wrap, ski, KLM trolley full size, wind turbine blade, bamboo, wooden chair, shipping container, IBC, wood, cargo blanket, carpet tiles.
Milgro, Jan Körbes, Ivo Bakker, Toon Kennedy, Damian van der Velden, Bart Groenewegen, Frank Niessen, Denis Oudendijk, Ritse Mol.
Milgro Head Office
2015 · Milgro · Commercial
MILGRO The office occupies deliberate ambiguity permanently unfinished, questioning its own identity. Visitors cannot determine if they’ve entered a greenhouse supplier or logistics facility. This confusion is the project: pallet racks function as spatial organizers, display systems, and storage simultaneously, demonstrating resource circulation rather than concealing it. The office becomes a live inventory of material possibilities, where industrial objects remain legible in their original language while performing administrative functions. By refusing completion, the space insists every configuration is temporary, every material a resource in transit. The office asks not “what do we sell?” but “what can materials become next?”