get that horse into the race took months, even years. Once that gate opens, that horse is gone and flying down the track. But before the gate opens, you can groom it, you can breed it, you can select the right saddle, you can select the right jockey, etc. That’s all done before the race, and that’s what is going to determine the winner.” “The same goes for our projects,” he adds. “When we start a project, the horse is in the gate, and we do everything we can to make sure the horse has a fighting chance to win at the end.” Moving forward, Quinis Equestrian’s vision is to continue delivering winning projects. They believe the key to doing that is by continuing to deliver designs that are beautiful, functional, and that can be realized for the agreedupon budget. The company’s vision is also to keep growing, but never to grow too large – as they highly value the personal connections they form with clients, and they don’t want to grow to a point where those connections are compromised. “We’re a boutique architectural firm and we want to stay personal,” Ernest concludes. “We don’t want to just pump out product. We want to do successful projects for great clients and we want to do them really well.” JULY 2023
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