At Equitecture, we place equine welfare at the centre of our design solutions.

We combine the latest scientific research into equine welfare with our architectural design expertise, challenging the industry’s established paradigms to create leading facility solutions.

Check out our latest article in the May edition of Equestrian Life!

Find out more about what building features pose a risk to the wellbeing of your horses and what makes Equitecture the thought-leader in equestrian facility design.

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A woman confidently riding a horse in a spacious pen, demonstrating a strong bond between rider and horse

Equitecture is a way of thinking about the total project.

We work with clients across the equine industry including private property owners, agistment and breeding businesses, horse racing and training facilities, veterinary and research facilities providing the following services:

  • Pre-design assessment

  • Feasibility studies

  • Property and facility masterplanning

  • Architectural design

  • Construction contract administration

  • "The highest praise is sometimes when [our agistees] say, “it just works. It’s really nice to be here, I can do what I need to do". And they don’t have the mental load of - oh, if I go there I have to avoid that horse, or the cars going by - there’s none of that because the built environment works, and everything’s been thought through. It’s lovely to be there."

    Craig Winkler
    Owner, Helmast Park

  • “Markdel is designed by horse people who know how to accommodate the needs of the horses and provide an environment to get the best out of them. I have worked in France and America, and yet this is the most uniquely designed facility and gets the most out of the horses - they are very relaxed and thrive here. The training complex has great flexibility and this suits the needs of individual horses. The horses are quiet, train and rest very well.”

    Sam Pritchard–Gordan
    Racing Manager, Freedman Brothers

  • “The detailing of the complex is of the very highest standards. Equitecture’s safety standards and unique systems optimise flexibility and practicality and reflect their consideration for both the horses and the people.”

    Richard Sims
    Principal, Keysborough Equine

  • “The experience of the designers equipped them with the knowledge to develop a thoughtful and refined design for our complex institutional brief. There was an acute appreciation of how the College could utilise spaces in the facility and it was practical as well as beautiful.”

    Emma Morel
    Director, Horse Business Management
    Marcus Oldham College

  • “Even when it is over 30 degrees outside, the stabling environment is cool and comfortable for the horses. This is due to the designers’ knowledge of materials, ventilation and siting. The building captures the breeze and fresh air but still provides protection from the prevailing winds. It has sunlight in abundance but does not overheat.”

    Richard Sims
    Principal, Keysborough Equine

  • “Markdel operates as a very functional, safe, working environment. It smoothly caters for our daily routine of training racehorses and optimises their performance. The designers planned the complex to be secure and efficient with the horses’ wellbeing truly accommodated - an important aspect that is often neglected in many stables when you really look at them. We believe that horses are more relaxed in this environment than at their previous stables in the city. They thrive here and are eating about 20% more and training better.

    Anthony Freedman
    Freedman Brothers