 Even thereafter, the Commissioner, his architects and engineers continued to give him special commissions for many of the public projects, including parks, tunnels, bridges, housing, and other structures.Since almost all of these renderings were published in local newspapers and national magazines, Kautzky began to gain countrywide recognition for his work for the first time.Soon after leaving the Department of Parks in 1937, Kautzky set up a freelance studio on the 57th street in Manhattan.