Case Studies

FIFA Women’s Soccer World Cup , Cockatoo Island

Briefed to create an impactful soccer pitch with an iconic Sydney backdrop, Little Mill worked closely with the agency from the very start to develop a build design and location that would guarantee eyeballs whilst being 100% functional. The result was A 50m x 35m original Indigenous artwork soccer pitch with stadium seats, lighting and a whole lot of fun.
Creating a 50m x 35m Aboriginal Artwork/Football Pitch that could withstand the punishment of football boots and building then transporting 8.9 tonnes of astroturf, and set pieces to an island.

Manchester United Offical Jersey Launch , Federation Square Melbourne

Tasked to replicate Manchester United's Old Trafford Locker Room, but with a unique twist , everything had to be installed upside down. Leveraging our in-house cabinetry expertise and shopping fitting skills, we crafted 26 custom wardrobe units, each boasting incredible attention to detail. The end result was amazing, creating a special moment in front of tens of thousands of devoted fans.
Defying gravity to have all the players equipment upside down whilst looking natural and “meant to be” and being in an outdoor environment

Luxury Floating Villa , Palm Beach, Sydney

Lilypad Palm Beach is the only one of it’s kind in the world. Fully compliant with Australian National Maritime Regulations to operate as a commercial vessel for up to 24 passengers and overnight stays. Lilypad is an off grid solar powered luxury retreat that is almost a trick to the eyes. Complete with onboard sauna, fireplace and king sized loft bedroom , Lilypad is detailed and finished to the highest of luxury standards.
The true test lay in harmonising such an innovative design with the stringent engineering and safety regulations that govern commercial vessels. Navigating Maritime legislation and working with multiple regulatory authorities was as equal a challenge as the build itself.

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Magic Round & State of Origin

The brief was to get the new Westpac Match Ball branding in everyones hands. We touch the old concept of a cash grab machine, tipped it on it's head and build a whole heap of custom tech. Fan go head to head trying to catch as meany balls as they can as they drop from above at random sequence. Writing custom Raspberry Pi code to randomly activate 5v relays which would in turn release a ball was the mechanic we created. We then build custom hosted websites pulling data form the tech in real time to live display the scores on the big screens. Catch & Keep has had enormous crowds at every match day and fan day experience.
Building custom tech to integrate into realtime data and live display. It wasn't easy but the outcome was incredible