Established in 1984 by Timothy Court following 14 years experience with large corporate practices in Australia, UK and USA, the firm has grown progressively, concentrating on commercial projects with an emphasis on the Equine Industry and Sporting Club Facilities.
During this period of growth the firm has been engaged by many of major players within the Australian Racing Industry and more recently become deeply involved with the many organisations that combine to organise and run major, world standard Equestrian events.

The firm now comprises of a young energetic team of computer literate, qualified architects that have a true passion for the equine industry and the ability to analyse and produce a world standard design solution within site, time and budget constraints.
TC&Co uses "state of the art" computer CAD packages that enable clients to see interactive virtual reality models of the design both during and on completion of the design process, thus ensuring a full comprehension of design proposals prior to construction.( No more surprises.) With the vast scope of equine orientated work that has been completed since the firms inception Timothy Court and Company is now considered one of the most experienced equine designers in the world with both local and international knowledge and hands on experience of all matters equine.

The company's many years of association with one of Australia's leading Race Track designers has meant that an integrated working relationship has developed that combines leading edge track and civil technology with sympathetic and ecologically sustainable design solutions to be developed that resolve the numerous environmental and aesthetic problems of large scale civil and construction projects.
This team was selected out of 40 other design teams to be engaged to design, document and provide construction supervision for the Sydney 2000 Olympic Equestrian Venue with this work including the design assistance and documentation of International Designers, cross country course by Michael Etherington-Smith and competition surfaces by Herman Duckek.
More recently TC&Co have been engaged as equestrian and ractrack design consultants to advise one of four Greek Consortiums bidding for the New Athens Racetrack and 2004 Olympic Equestrian Centre.

Throughout all projects the firm has a policy of ensuring the personal involvement of its managing director Timothy Court who has a extensive knowledge of the specialised requirements of both the Racing and Equestrian industries and a highly developed skill of communication and negotiation with the many stakeholders of both industries. This knowledge and skill when combined with his hands-on experience in the running of a large equestrian centre translates to a design solution that not only is functionally and economically viable but is friendly and safe for horses and people.