joseph kotulak_architecture portfolio

joe kotulakarchitecture portfolio

PARQUE ARRAYANES: PUERTO AYORA, SANTA CRUZ GALAPAGOS ISLANDS, ECUADOR VERDE MILENIO: UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA LINCOLN COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE

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CIRCULACION POSIBLE AL PARQUE

CIRCULACION POSIBLE EN EL PARQUE

BORDES SOLIDOS

BORDES MANIPULABLES

CONDICIONES DE BORDE

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PROGRAMA A REALIZAR

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chicago[3 - 6]

EDUCATIONUNIvErsITy Of NEbrAskA- LINCOLN

Bachelor of Science and Design- Architectural StudiesMasters of Architecture

rELEvANT PrOfEssIONAL EXPErIENCETEAChINg AssIsTANT [bUILDINg ENvIrONmENTAL TEChNICAL sysTEms 1, sITE CONTEXT IssUEs, UrbANIsm] Lincoln, Nebraska

Grade work and record attendance Assist students with homework and semester long projectsConduct lectures and partake in design discussions and critiques

vALLEy COUNTy ECONOmIC DEvELOPmENT Ord, Nebraska

Architecture intern: schematic design, cost estimating, feasibility studiesGraphic design: shopord.com logo design, informational brochuresAttended committee meetings to provide design insight and understand the public process

LEADErshIP/ACTIvITIEs AIA-AAh hEALThCArE DEsIgN CONfErENCE Phoenix, Arizona

Member of the UNL team for the 48 hour Student Charrette

sTUDy AbrOAD Galapagos, Ecuador

Team design of a community park for the town of Puerto AyoraWorked with community members to determine needs and wants

2007 Presentcompleted May 2011projected May 2013

Fall 2012 Present

Summer 2012

Fall 2012

Spring 2011

Wellness

ClinicDiagnostics & Testing

Diagnostics&

Testing

Emergancy Department

Administration

Clinic

Patient

Rooms

Lobby

Wellness

ClinicDiagnostics & Testing

Diagnostics&

Testing

Emergancy Department

Administration

Clinic

Patient

Rooms

Lobby

Aesthetic LampVegetation

SidewalkStreet Lamp

Existing Elements

[ ]ORD ESIGNEnhance the [vitality] and [integrity] of the community through design.original. rural. Zack Bridgman | Seth Carlock | Joe Kotulak | Tara Meador | Leisha Osterberg | Paul Neuk | Daniel Scott | Kade Snyder

University of Nebraska Lincoln Landscape Architecture_Architecture_Planning Fall 2011

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initiative_GrassrootsValley County Economic BoardOrd Area Chamber of Comerce

Nebraska University Rural Initiative

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TREE

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TREE

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K STREET

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WESTRIDGE ROAD

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TREE

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TREE

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EXISTING SIDEWALKS, VEGETATION & LAMPS

Sidewalk at 21st and N Street

Vegetation along open storm water system at 12th and RStreet

Aesthetic street lamp in dowtown district

Standard street lamp found around town

20 100 300

apartments[13 - 16]

ord, ne[9 - 12]

24hr solution[17 - 18]

30 bed omaha[25 - 26]

patient room[19 - 24]

chic

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Chicago possesses a rich shipping history, from its early years as a city boasting both large ports along Lake Michigan and a vibrant ship building industry. The site located at the mouth of the Chicago River is a viable position for an architecture which acknowledges an understanding of the history of the place. The architecture takes on a similar language to large ports of todays global economy, bringing the site into a modern era. The massive cargo cranes that stand as sentinels along these ports have been the driving force; providing both repetition, structural language, and form. This language has also been translated to the park design, organizing space and program amongst a loose diagonal framework. Connection to the site via a proposed monorail line moves passengers between Navy Pier and the Loop District. The architecture, program, and park create a place appropriate to the site and strengthen the history of Chicagos harbor industry. DuSable Terminal, the modern port.

DUsAbLE TErmINAL

CIRCULATION

RETAIL

CORE

PARKING

STATION

HOTEL

MECHANICAL

RESTAURANT

BALLROOM

LOBBY

RESIDENTIAL

CARD ACCESS

program blocking

ENTRADA

AREA DE EJERCIOS

ENTRADA

PUESTE POLICIAL

JUEGOS INFANTILES

PUENTE ENTRADA

CANCHA EXISTENTE

ENTRADA

BANOS Y BOBEGA

CANCHA DE VOLLEY

CASA COMUNIDAD

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CASA COMUNIDAD

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ENTRADA PARQUEADEROSCANCHA DE BASKETBALL

CANCHA DE BASKETBALLCALLE AREA PUBLICA - CANCHA DE VOLLEYBALL - BANOSPASEAR - CORRER SENDERO

PASEAR - CORRER SENDERO PISTA DE PATINAJE AREA PUBLICA - CANCHA DE VOLLEYBALL - BANOSCALLE

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The class was a rapid, one week, design solution addressing the needs and requests of the neighborhood surrounding the park. Major driving factors included safety, providing activities for all ages, and minimizing the potential for loitering and vandalism. The end result looked to capitalize on the existing topography and infrastructure; using land formations to create separate spaces for program insertion and preserving the soccer field and skate park. The high point was used for locating a guard station, while natural bowls were used for a childrens playground, adult fitness installations, and volleyball courts. The courts serve dual purpose as a large gathering space for community events, coupling with a performance stage nested against a steep slope.

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Aesthetic LampVegetation

SidewalkStreet Lamp

Existing Elements

[ ]ORD ESIGNEnhance the [vitality] and [integrity] of the community through design.original. rural. Zack Bridgman | Seth Carlock | Joe Kotulak | Tara Meador | Leisha Osterberg | Paul Neuk | Daniel Scott | Kade Snyder


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EXISTING SIDEWALKS, VEGETATION & LAMPS

Sidewalk at 21st and N Street

Vegetation along open storm water system at 12th and RStreet

Aesthetic street lamp in dowtown district

Standard street lamp found around town

[ ]ORDEnhance the [vitality] and [integrity] of the community through design.original. rural. Zack Bridgman | Seth Carlock | Joe Kotulak | Tara Meador | Leisha Osterberg | Paul Neuk | Daniel Scott | Kade Snyder


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R STREET

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CANYON

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Quality of Street Surface

Poor_1

_3 _2

Best_5 _4

Quality of Sidewalk Surface

Poor_1

EXISTING CONDITIONS

16th and K Street facing west

21st and L Street facing east

Q and 20th Street facing south

R and 18th Street facing south

13th and N Street facing east

15th and L Street facing east

O and 19th Street facing south

Westridge and N Street facing east

18th and P Street facing east

[Sidewalk Surface][Street Surface]

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sidewalk locations sidewalk/street conditions

[ ]ORD ESIGNEnhance the [vitality] and [integrity] of the community through design.original. rural. Zack Bridgman | Seth Carlock | Joe Kotulak | Tara Meador | Leisha Osterberg | Paul Neukirch | Daniel Scott | Kade Snyder


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initiative_GrassrootsValley County Economic Board

Ord Area Chamber of CommerceNebraska University Rural Initiative

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TREE

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K STREET

M STREET

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K STREET

Downtown District

[Destinations]

Bussell Park

Anderson Island

City Park

St. Marys School

Ord Elementary School

Ord High School

The concept of a five and ten minute walking radius is to show standard distances the average person is willing to walk to reach a destination. Destinations or people living outside of these circles result in a higher inclination to drive . The walks are used for determining open public space locations, retail areas, and mass transit stops. The circles also show areas that are being under serviced either by a lack of destinations or lying outside of a circle. Areas of overlap occur and show parts of the population that are served by multiple destinations. The more overlap the greater the opportunity for diverse activities and interests.

[What are Five & Ten Minute Walks]

5 Minute

Distance to Parks

10 Minute

5 Minute

Distance to Schools

10 Minute

5 Minute

Distance to Downtown

10 Minute

1/4 mile radius

1/2 mile radius

1/4 mile radius

1/2 mile radius

1/4 mile radius

1/2 mile radius

FIVE & TEN MINUTE WALKS

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Best_5 _4

Levels of Walkability

Poor_1

[ ]ORD ESIGNEnhance the [vitality] and [integrity] of the community through design.original. rural. Zack Bridgman | Seth Carlock | Joe Kotulak | Tara Meador | Leisha Osterberg | Paul Neukirch | Daniel Scott | Kade Snyder


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initiative_GrassrootsValley County Economic Board

Ord Area Chamber of CommerceNebraska University Rural Initiative

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H STREET

G STREET

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M STREET

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DANE CREEK ROAD

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WALKABILITY SECTORS

These areas defined on the map are a synthesis of the information acquired during the survey taken while in Ord. The information regarding safety, aesthetics, surface , conditions, lighting, and vegetation has all been pulled together and simplified into these five levels of walkability. Breaking the town down into these areas allows for a quick visual understanding of the areas of town that would benefit the most from improvements to the quality of the infrastructure in place, additions to the amount of infrastructure, and improvements to the overall aesthetic qualities of the right of way. The breakdown is defined by how well the right of way meets the criteria of walkability.

[Walkability Sectors]

five/ten minute walk walkability ranking

[ ]ORD ESIGNEnhance the [vitality] and [integrity] of the community through design.original. rural. Joe Kotulak| Paul Neukirch

UNL

Landscape Architecture_Architecture_Planning

Fall 2011

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BASE MAP

[CIVIC]

[LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL]

[MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL]

[HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL]

[MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIAL]

[AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRIAL]

[RETAIL]

[COMMERCIAL SERVICES]

[TOURISM SERVICES]

[HIGH DENSITY COMMERCIAL]

[GREEN SPACE]

[128 PARKING STALLS]

[135,000 SQ FT]

[COMMUNITY SERVICES]

NEW COMMERCIAL SQ FOOTAGE--- 96,600*

REOMOVED COMMERCIAL SQ FOOTAGE--- 95,900*

NEW COMMERCIAL PROGRAM SQ FOOTAGE--- 35,900

REQUIRED PARKING STALLS---

NUMBER OF RELOCATED DOWNTOWN BUSINESSES--- 27

NEW HOUSING UNITS--- 146

REMOVED HOUSING UNITS--- 18

*single story calculation

Commercial_second story infill

Civic

Commercial_change use

Industrial_retain useIndustrial_ consolidate use

Residential

P Lot ParkingCurrent Open Space

Green Space

Key FacadesKey Intersections

Created Open Space

Key StreetsRemoved Use and/or Structure

ABCABC New Use and Structure

New/Existing Use_ retain structure

Industrial_ remove structure

+ABConsolidated UsesSecond Story Infill

Commercial_retain useCommercial_remove structure

[Legend of Site Inventory]

[ ]ORD ESIGNEnhance the [vitality] and [integrity] of the community through design.original. rural. Joe Kotulak| Dan Scott

UNL

Landscape Architecture_Architecture_Planning

Fall 2011

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SITE INVENTORY

A B C

D

E

F G H I

J K L M

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4

3

21

Petska Plumbing Entertainment

[Block D]_Whole Block

Vet Clinic ServiceUnknown ServiceOrd Locker ServiceAuto Repair Service

[Block E]_West Side__North-South

Courthouse LawnCourthouse

[Block G]_Whole Block__West-East

PatioCalamity Janes Restaurant and LoungeCraft ShopFront Porch + HousingJakes Cooling and Heating DiningJamaican Me Tan + HousingStiches Etc. + HousingOld Gas Pump Retail + Housing

[Block H]_West Side__North-South

Car Lot ServiceCar Dealership Service

_East Side__North-South

Storage Service

[Block I]_Northwest Corner

Sandhills GlassUnknownUnknown ServiceRemodeling ServiceBlanquita Mexican RestaurantVacant RetailKNLV Radio Dining

[Block J]_North Side__West-East

Historical ChurchTrue Value

_South Side__West-East

Law OfficeH&R Block Retail + HousingSecond Hand Rose + HousingSouthside Bar Executive Plaza EntertainmentRosiesProfessional Eyecare

[Block K]_North Side__West-East

Ord City Office + Masons LodgePolice StationDollar General


For SaleSew & Vac DiningAnderson PharmacyBank

[Block L]_North Side__West-East

Veterans ClubBank


Auction ServiceTelephone CompanyYall Come Back SaloonSalonUnknownUnknownReineke Accounting

[Block A]_East Side__North-South

Post OfficeFamily 1st DentalElements Salon and Spa


Corners Design and InteriorsDiamondsWozab Building Retail + HousingMisko Sports + HousingFarm Bureau Insurence Retail + HousingWolf Inc. Dining + HousingGreat Western Bank

[Block B]_South Side__West-East

CPA FirmNLRPPIBarber ShopBeauty Salon

_West Side__North-South

UnknownFedEx

_East Side__North-South

Coffee ShopAJ Cetaks Meat MarketThe FloretteSubwayAuto Glass Repair

[Block C]_South Side__West-East

Grocery Kart

_Northeast Corner

American Family InsuranceScotts TV Inc. Valley County Museum RetailGood Life Health Mart + HousingOrd TheaterValley Fire + HousingVacant Lot Retail+ Housing

[Block F]_East Side__North-South

Fire HouseSalon

_West Side__North-South

Industrial Storage Service

[Block M]_Southwest Corner

Methodist ChurchCarquest Auto Parts

[Block N]_North Side__West-East

Fitness CenterUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknown

[Block O]_West Side__North-South

Impliment and Equipent StorageAgrarian StorageChemical StorageOld Fuel TanksAgrarian Storage

[Space 1-4]_West-East

Storage Community CenterConcrete Plant Community Center

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DOwNTOwN OrDAfter an in depth analysis of Ord, NE it was concluded that a new industry would be required for Ord to become a greater regional hub. The solution explored how the downtown and grain elevators could begin to relocate and consolidate, providing prime areas for growth in the retail and commercial sectors as well as industrial. The industrial solution was to increase usage of the rail line by locating a prefab housing factory at the terminus of the line. The factory would provide skilled labor employment opportunities as well as managerial and design positions; filling a service gap seen in many towns across Nebraska. The homes could then be used to in-fill plots in Ord, providing housing options for the anticipated population increase.

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The project started with a study of current apartment building typologies and the use of the land for parking and green space. The resulting solution challenges the normative approach to the three story walk-up and gives space back to the residents. Parking is placed below grade and along narrow, pedestrian-centered streets. The space otherwise used for parking becomes courtyards between buildings; acting as front yards and areas of high activity to promote a greater sense of community. In addition to the site organization, the interior organization of the apartment building was challenged to appeal to a broader demographic by the creation of one, two, and three bedroom options, each unit having access to private, usable outdoor space.

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The project brief was to rethink the 24 hour outpatient solution in 48 hours. The focus of the solution was the patient experience; keeping both patient and accompanying family calm and comfortable. The major design move was to angle the wall and headboard for a more direct view of the outdoors, and yet still maintain visibility of the patient for the nurses and other staff. Connecting the patient to the outdoors reduces the need for extended stays and helps keep patients in an outpatient situation. The racetrack floor plan and dispersed nursing stations allows for effective staffing and creates areas for family to gather outside the room. The inclusion of a wellness program promotes preventative health for patients, family, and staff.

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bryAN Lgh CANCEr CENTErA relationship with Bryan LGH for the semester on multiple projects resulted in the development of an outpatient cancer center. The decision was made to explore an alternative to the typical patient room; increasing patient and family comfort and facilitating efficient workflow. The resulting room relocates the bathroom out of the room proper, allowing more space for family while lowering the amount of overlap and circulation space. Several key design elements (sliding doors, recessed exam lights, dual headboards, modular furniture and charting nook) work to enhance either workflow or patient comfort. The dual headboards allow for two different bed configurations depending on if the patient is in a hospice or outpatient condition

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sOUTh OmAhA hOsPITALThe hospital started with a thirty bed straw program to which clinical space and wellness program components were added based on the needs of the surrounding community. The spatial organization minimizes the elimination of views for the Omaha Housing Authority residents to the north, while maximizing the hospitals visibility form Q Street and Kennedy Freeway. Major vehicular circulation is confined to the south along 27th Street, off the residential streets to the north, allowing for pedestrian-centered movement to Metro Community College and the surrounding community. The formal design inspiration is drawn from the sites history as part of the Omaha Stockyards and the industrys reliance on rail lines. The project is ongoing.

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