 Even then, by the end of 1933-34, there was a scarcity of private architectural work and many architects found a safe haven in the jobs provided at the Arsenal in Central Park, New York.Robert Moses, the Commissioner of Parks, had set up a drafting room to work on the City and State sanctioned park improvements.Kautzky was one of the architects who joined the project; however, work was assigned at random and he was tasked with the job to design full-size details for zoo building for Central Park.