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Greenline is a proud sponsor of ACT and is thrilled to partner with Queanbeyan Bowls Club to bring you the third Greenline Invitational Singles this weekend.

This open-and-all-abilities competition delivers a weekend of fierce competition that should not be missed!

Greenline's Huxley Wallace is looking forward to joining Boels ACT's Nick Hind in the commentary box and answering all questions relating to covering bowling greens. He will be at the Queanbeyan Bowls Club on Saturday if you have any questions you would like to ask about Bowling Green Canopies.

Select matches will be live-streamed on the Bowls ACT page https://lnkd.in/gwGXeW-3

It is another stunning day at the Association of School Business Administrators (ASBA) SA&NT Conference in Murray Bridge today 🌤️

Gerry Wallace and Sam Holmes are looking forward to continuing their conversations today with the leaders from schools across the State and Territory.

The Theme for this year's conference - "Thrive Together: Building Community Through Connections" - is at the core of what we do at Greenline . So, if you are at the conference, stop by Stand 27 and discover how Greenline can help your school community transform outdoor s**ces into places to thrive and grow.

We may not be exhibiting at this year, but the Greenline team is still leaving its mark!

Make sure you say "Hi' if you see Reuben Wallace, Sam Holmes, or Duncan Wallace in the sessions or wandering around the trade stands.

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We are excited about Day 1 of the National Sports & Physical Activity Convention. Make sure you swing past the Greenline Stand (316) and have a chat with The Team.

Duncan Wallace (QLD), Sam Holmes (VIC), Reuben Wallace (NSW/ACT), and Gerry Wallace are keen to talk to you about a custom design for your sports facilities that considers your users and organisational goals and delivers the desired aesthetic and impact.

Good morning Canberra!

Gerry and Emily are at the Christian Schools Australia National Policy Forum and look forward to meeting you over the next two days! They look forward to catching up with you and discussing how Greenline can assist you with your COLA, covered sports courts, and outdoor learning areas.

Let us help you deliver your school’s master plan with flexible s**ces to support and build your school’s community.

Drop past the Greenline Stand and say “Hello”.

Good morning ASBA Victoria!

The Greenline team looks forward to “Building Connections” with you over the next two days!

Drop past the Greenline Stand and say “Hello” to Huxley and Sam. They are looking forward to look forward to catching up with you and discussing how Greenline can assist you with your COLA, covered sports courts, and outdoor learning areas.

Let us help you deliver your school’s master plan with flexible s**ces to support and build your school’s community.

Hello Queensland! We are excited to exhibit at ASBAQ 2024 on the sunny Gold Coast from 20 to 22 May 2024.

Reuben and Duncan look forward to catching up with you and discussing how Greenline can assist you with your COLA, covered sports courts, and outdoor learning areas.

Let us help you deliver your school’s master plan with flexible s**ces to support and build your school’s community.

Don't settle for the ordinary.

Greenline designs and constructs beautiful structures to elevate your s**ces into places.

Let's discuss your project - contact us today!

VIC - Sam Holmes - [email protected]
NSW/ACT - Reuben Wallace - [email protected]
QLD - Duncan Wallace - [email protected]
Head Office - 1800 044 200 or [email protected]

“Construction is the art of making a meaningful whole out of many parts.” — Peter Zumthor

The Team has been working hard in Devonport since the truckload of steel arrived on the Spirit of Tasmania earlier in the week.

The steel members are up, and the cover installation has commenced!

All the planning and precision that happens behind the scenes means that a Greenline structure goes up very quickly!

The students of Devonport Christian School will be using this structure in next to no time!

Anchors aweigh and set a course!

The steel for our next project on the Apple Isle set sail on the Spirit of Tasmania across Bass Strait.

This truckload of steel members is destined for Devonport Christian School.

All the steel for Greenline Projects is manufactured locally here in Australia.

All Greenline offices will be closed from 25-26 April 2024. The Team will be back on deck on Monday, 29 April 2024.

Quote of the Day: “Can you say that again with half the words and twice the precision!” – Greenline Pre-Construction Principal, Huxley Wallace.

At Greenline, we embody the value of Excellence in everything we do. Our commitment to precision, clarity, and impactful communication sets us apart. Whether it’s formulating creative design solutions for our clients or delivering exceptional service, we strive for excellence every step of the way.

Join us on this journey to create exceptional s**ces to grow.

🌞 Customer Spotlight! 🌞 We're thrilled to share Andrew Guglielmino's feedback from Melbourne Archdiocese Catholic Schools: "Since 2018, we've partnered with Greenline to provide shade solutions in over 100 of our schools in Victoria." It's been a privilege to collaborate with MACS in creating inviting outdoor environments for students.

Are you looking to improve your school facilities? Contact us now to explore how we can assist you via email at [email protected] or call 1800 044 200!

🎉 Committed to Excellence Nationwide! 🎉 Did you know that Greenline Australia has a national footprint? 🇦🇺 From Perth to Kiama Calliope to Devonport, Greenline has been serving communities across the country. We specialise in delivering innovative design and project management for custom fabric structures and shelters. Whether it's for sports facilities, education institutions, or hospitality venues, we're here to create s**ces that inspire.

Ready to take your project to the next level? Get in touch with us today https://hubs.li/Q02rstsF0 or call 1800 044 200!

Ensure your shade structures stay in first class condition with these easy maintenance tips!
- Carry out regular checks of the structures
- Monitor structures following major wind events
- Cut back overhanging trees or branches
- Watch for tell-tale signs of vandalism
- Take photos and record your date and time of inspections

Find out more about these tips here: https://hubs.li/Q02cg-xr0

5 Maintenance tips 5 tips for effective maintenance of your shade structure Shade sails are an important aesthetic and safety feature in many schools, shopping centre car parks and council recreation...

We're excited to share our recently completed project at Holy Spirit Catholic College in Lakemba!

This custom design for their amphitheatre creates a comfortable s**ce for audiences to enjoy, even on the hottest summer days. It's also waterproof, meaning assemblies and events can continue. Keep an eye out for more photos and a video on this project early next year!

Remember, our team are always willing to help. Give the team a call today.

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While tensile structures have ancient origins, it wasn't until the 1950s that the true potential of tensile architecture for providing expansive shade to outdoor s**ces began to flourish. One notable example from this era is the Sidney Myer Music Bowl in Melbourne, designed by Barry Patten and Angel Dimitroff in 1959.



Image: Mark Gambino, all rights reserved. This image is used for illustrative purposes only; we do not own or claim any rights to it.

Deakin's Burwood Campus isn't just for students and staff - also a hub of activity for the local community. Working together with Deakin University resulted in the installation of a PVC Barrel Vault that now graces their vibrant Futsal Court.

Discover the beauty of progress with this time-lapse video showcasing the construction of the PVC membrane barrel vault structure (double courts cover) at Haileybury College, Berwick Campus.

Time Warp Build of Stunning PVC Membrane Barrel Vault Structure at Haileybury College | Time Lapse Experience the magic unfold before your eyes in our latest time lapse video! Watch as the team from Greenline transforms these courts at Haileybury College w...

Flashback to 2009! 🅿️ Who can forget the Robina Carpark Project? We were there, adding a touch of shade and style with our Greenline shade sails.

They served a crucial purpose in shielding cars and town centre visitors from the relentless sun. 🚗🌞

This year, ASBA in Melbourne unveils the theme "Innovate, Motivate, Integrate" - all critical elements to the future of education. There's much more ahead, and we look forward to seeing you at the Twenty-Second Biennial ASBA National Conference, to be held 25 - 27 September 2023.

Come by and say g'day to Reuben and Sam. We are at stand 94.

ASBA2023 | Association of School Business Administrators National Conference Registration for the Association of School Business Administrators National Conference 2023 is now open. Please read the registration information carefully before beginning the online registration.

Like many other Sydney schools, Marist College Penshurst had little room for expansion and needed to make the most of its existing s**ce. One way of doing this? Through clever solutions to transform existing outdoor areas into flexible learning s**ces.

Greenline worked with Marist to add all-weather cover to a number of underutilised outdoor areas and cover existing sports courts to add shade.

Find out how we transformed these beautiful outdoor s**ces: https://hubs.li/Q01WH2LM0

A new covered outdoor learning area (COLA) can transform your school. While these were traditionally made of steel roofing, advances in tensile fabric technology now mean fabric membrane can be used to cover outdoor areas while still protecting students from all-weather conditions.

Not sure which option is best for your school? Check out our latest blog for a deep-dive into these two materials: https://hubs.li/Q01WG_8F0

Choosing the right roofing material for your COLA Building a COLA can transform the s**ce in your school, adding a new area for outdoor learning, sports or play that can be used in all weather conditions.