PORTFOLIO ROBERT ZOSCHKE KU M.ARCH 2022
Rober t Zoschke robzoschke@gmail.com 913-956-9125
M.Arch Year 5 Summar y
My main interest in architecture is found in the creation of an undefinable sense of enjoyment in the built environment. I believe the best way to go about this task is by heavily utilizing datum, interstitial spaces, a ranging intensity of views, and by the thoughtful manipulation of the ground plane.
Education Universit y of K ansas School of Architecture
2018-Present
Johnson Count y Communit y College
2016-2018
E xperience Studio 804 - Design Build A comprehensive yearlong graduate program focused on how construction influences design. Main responsibilites included the design of solar array system, submittal of solar permit to cit y, fabrication of solar racking solution, meeting with structural engineer to asses dead loads , framing of 1st and 2nd floor walls , cutting and installation of joists , installation of subfloor, roof decking, insulation, sleepers , conduit runs and electrical boxes.
Front Door Dwellings LLC Worked on several homes in the Kansas Cit y metro area, including demo, structural changes , framing, painting, finishing work , and submittal of floorplans for cit y approval.
Fett y Painting Company Worked primarily on interior painting for residential and commercial proper ties with minor home remodeling.
Freelance Traditional Furniture Building Constructed a floor lamp, desk , and work bench for personal use. Commissioned for a kitchen table and dining chairs.
Asia Study Abroad Countries in this study abroad included Singapore, Malaysia, and Japan. The trip was focused on the study of sustainable and tropical design with an emphasis on cultural influences.
Skills Sketchup
Revit
Rhino 3D
Indesign
Illustrator
Photoshop
AutoCAD
CONTENT
Selected Academic and Professional Work
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Indiana Street House
09
Personal Desk
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Reptilian Pavilion
2022 | Architectural Portfolio
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Floor Lamp
I-70
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Ataraxia
ester
I-670
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Dining Table
Rd.
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12th St Viaduct
Type - Residential Design Build
Indiana Street House Project description
Studio 804 is a student led graduate design build program at the University of Kansas. During an academic year, myself along with 27 of my peers collaborated to design and build 519 Indiana Street. My main contribution for Indiana House has been the design, procurement and fabrication of our solar array system, something critical for achieving LEED Platinum
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status - a standard for Studio 804. Other direct responsibilities include the framing and installation of walls, the cutting and installment of joists, and the installation of subflooring and sleepers.
Date - 2022
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Renders by Rachel Johnston
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PV MODULE RATINGS @ STC
ALLOWABLE BACKFEED INVERTER OVERCURRENT PROTECTION INVERTER OUTPUT X CONTINUOUS LOAD X # OF INVERTERS
INVERTER RATINGS
MODULE MAKE
1A X 1.25 X 15
MODULE MODEL
18.75A
Q-Cells Q.Peak Duo BLK-G6+ / HL 335
INVERTER MAKE
CONDUIT SCHEDULE
ENPHASE
INVERTER MODEL
IQ7-60-2-US
CURRENT AT MPP (IMPP)
9.97A
2(20A) 40A TOTAL
VOLTAGE AT MPP (VMPP)
33.62V
MAX POWER AC
350W
MAIN CIRCUIT BREAKER
200A
OPEN CIRCUIT VOLTAGE (VOC)
40.41V
NOMINAL AC VOLTAGE
240V
MAIN PANEL RATING
200A
SHORT CIRCUIT CURRENT (ISC)
10.47A
MAX AC CURRENT
40A 40A
POWER AT MPP (PMPP)
NEUTRAL
(1) 12 AWG PV WIRE
(1) 12 AWG PV WIRE
NONE
2
FREE AIR
NONE
NONE
(1) 6 AWG THHN/THWN-2
GROUND
3
1" SCH 40 PVC
(2) 12 AWG THHN/THWN-2
(2) 12 AWG THHN/THWN-2
(1) 6 AWG THHN/THWN-2
4
1" SCH 40 PVC
(1) 8 AWG THHN/THWN-2
(1) 8 AWG THHN/THWN-2
(1) 8 AWG THHN/THWN-2
University of Kans School of Architectu And Design 1465 Jayhawk Boul Marvin Hall Lawrence, KS 6604 (p) 785.864.4024 www.studio804.com
1.0A
335W
MAX SYSTEM VOLTAGE (VSYS)
1000 (IEC) / 1000(UL)
VOC TEMP COEFF. (%/K)
THE DESIGNED INTERCONNECTION MEETS THE 705.12(D) REQUIREMENTS
48V
CONDUCTOR
FREE AIR
-0.27%/K
AC WIRE CALCULATIONS: CONDUCTOR SPECIFICATIONS
TAG ID
CIRCUIT ORIGIN
CIRCUIT DESTINATION
3
MICROINVERTERS
COMBINER BOX
COPPER
90°C
12 AWG
30
4
COMBINER BOX
PV BREAKER
COPPER
90°C
8 AWG
55
MATERIAL
TEMP. TRADE SIZE RATING
AMPACITY @ 30°C 310.15(B)(16)
REQUIRED CONDUCTOR AMPACITY INVERTER OUTPUT x NUMBER OF INVERTERS CURRENT 1
x
15
TERMINAL RATING CHECK
MAX CURRENT 125% PER x PER 690.8(A)(3) 690.8(B)(2)(a) 15A
x
MAX CURRENT PER 690.8(B)(2)(a)
1.25
CORRECTED AMPACITY CALCULATION AMPACITY
x
TEMP. DERATE PER 310.15(B)(2)(b)
x
55
x
0.84
x
CONDUIT FILL DERATE PER 310.15 (B)(3)(a) 0.8
MAX CURRENT TERMINAL < RATING @ PER 690.8(B)(2)(a) 60°C
18.75A
18.75A
<
30
DERATED CONDUCTOR AMPACITY CHECK DERATED CONDUCTOR AMPACITY 36.96A
MAX CURRENT PER 690.8(B)(2)(a) 18.75A
<
DERATED CONDUCTOR AMPACITY
<
39.96A
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3 2
1
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4
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519 INDIANA STREET
120% MAIN PANEL RATING MAIN CIRCUIT BREAKER TOTAL REQUIRED PV BREAKER SIZE
MAX DV VOLT RATING
CONDUIT SIZE
1
INDIANA HOUSE
PV BREAKERS
TAG ID
10/12/21 Author Checker LINE DIAGRAM
EE-1
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Type - Furniture Design
Personal Desk Project description
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With the advent of covid I aspired to design a desk to keep myself occupied and hone my woodworking skills. I aimed for a somewhat midcentury modern design while still incorporating traditional woodworking joinery techniques. This desk is composed of 30 mortise and tenon joints with the top beig dowel laminated. I was heavily inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright’s idea of Usonia as well as Malaysian architect Jimmy Lim and his intricate wooden homes.
Date - 2020
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Type - Pavilion
KCDC Reptillian Pavilion Project description
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In collaboration with the Kansas Children’s Discovery Center, our 3rd year studio was tasked with developing a shade pavilion. Our self-established goal was to create a playful structure which would complement the existing facility. Inspired by nature we established an outdoor shelter which acts to support educational activities while providing a place of refuge for families at KCDC.
Date - 2020
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Render by 509 Studio
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Type - Furniture Design
Floor Lamp Project description
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The Illuminating Engineering Society issues a lighting design challenge to local chapters every year. The only requirement was to utilize a cuttable led sheet and provide total diffusion for all 120 individual LED’s. The lamp in totality produces 3,960 lumens, the equivalent of about five 60 watt lightbulbs. A double layered muslin cloth provides complete diffusion and a comfortable viewing experience.
Date - 2019
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Type - Multifamily Residential
Ataraxia Project description
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Once housing a diverse immigrant population, the Historic West Bottoms area has been in mostly disuse since 1951 due to natural disasters and economic woes. Today the area is physically cutoff from downtown. Despite its unique historic pallet, much of the area suffers from the perception of abandonment. Ataraxia, a mixeduse residential project, strives to incite a change in attitude towards the area by creating affordable housing, public recreational zones and stimulating local business development.
Date - 2020
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Urban Heat Island
I-70
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West
12th St Viaduct
I-67
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Hickory St.
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According to the Weather Channel climate disruption index, Kansas City is ranked 5th nationwide for cities most affected by climate change. The majority of the West Bottoms consists of a variety of impermeable surfaces, the temperature variance during the day is noticeable. The addition of greenspace is required for the creation of a healthy microclimate and living environment.
11th
St.
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15 15 4th Level
5th Level
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9 11
10 Mezzanine Level
3rd Level
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Reception + Mail
6 Coffee Shop
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2
Bicycle Storage
7 Residents Gym
12
Clover Garden Studio
3 4 5
Corner Store Bakery Waste + Recycling
8 Learning Center 9 Moss Garden 10 Rockery
13 14 15
1-Bedroom 2-Bedroom 3-Bedroom
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8 2
1 5
6 7
4 Ground Level
2nd Level
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Lightwell East
North Elevation
Lightwell North West
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East Elevation
Main Garden South Elevation
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Circulation Diagram
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Sectional Perspective Westward
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Exploded Axonometric Apartment Layout
Type - Furniture Design / Commission
Dining Table Project description
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Composed of African mahogany and hard maple, this piece replaces a well-used table of the same dimensions that had just gotten a little too wobbly. Two leaves can be attached via the sliding dovetails, which also serve as a connection between the top to the base. When not in use the leaves are stored across the tenons directly under the table. Because of this, the length of the leaves have been shortened to allow for adequate leg room when sitting at the ends.
Date - 2021
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