BIENNIAL REPORTKoch Hazard Architects

2013-2015

The last two years have been ones of transition, refocus and renewed growth. Senior Principal Christopher Schiltz, AIA, retired at the end of 2014 after 23 years with Koch Hazard Architects. Keith Thompson, AIA, was elevated to principal and a group of very talented staff joined our team including Andrew Grove, Trevor VanConant, Chris Brockevelt, Kim Boever, Carolee Miller, Dan Olson and Kevin Jackson.

We celebrated major milestones with Scott Hogan (23 years), Tony Taylor (20 years), Glenda Schmid (20 years) and Kathy Down (16 years) who all are essential to Koch Hazard Archi-tects’ work.

We finished many exciting projects, including Raven Corpo-

rate Headquarters, the Denny Sanford Premier Center and George McGovern Middle School; and started even more new projects, including The Evangelical Lutheran Good Sa-maritan Society East Campus, the Jones Building downtown, and Sanford Imagenetics.

We updated our office to be more open, sustainable, collab-orative and fun.

We launched the new and improved kochhazard.com, high-lighting our people, places and portraits.

We are in a great position to tackle the challenges of 2015 and 2016.

Jeffery A. Hazard, CEO

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HIGHLIGHTS

CLIENTS & PROJECTS

TEAM & CULTURE

COMMUNITY & WORLD

LOOKING FORWARD

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Koch Hazard staff build four raised garden beds out at the Mary Jo Wegner Arboretum for a teaching garden.

Koch Hazard attends the USF President’s Council Spring Banquet.

Prairie Berry East Bank at The Frank Buildingofficially opens. Sioux Falls, SD

Koch Hazard launches new website.

Rural Learning Centerearns LEED Platinum certification. Howard, SD

Koch Hazard donates to the Dakota State University FoundationAnnual Scholarship Fund.

Keith Thompson promoted to principal and vice president at Koch Hazard.

Wall School Districtdecides to move forward with a new football and track facility.

Koch Hazard donates to the Southeast Technical Institute scholarship fund.

Koch Hazard has two affiliates in the Sioux Falls Flag Competition finals, Stacey McMahan and Ava Thompson.

George McGov-ern Middle Schoolopens for the 2014 school year.

SDSU Visual Arts Facility, a collabora-tion with BNIM, is featured in the official magazine of AIA Iowa.

Work begins on theEvanagelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society National Campus.

Stacey McMahan voted EmBe’s Executive Leader of the Year.

Environmental Education Centerreceives LEED Gold certification. Sioux Falls, SD

Koch Hazard participates in the Bowl-a-Thon for Junior Achievement.

Koch Hazard completesJackrabbit Grove, a four building residence hall on the SDSU campus.

Ribbon cutting celebration for City Center Apart-ments in downtown Sioux Falls.

Koch Hazard carves/paints pumpkins for the campus at Children’s Home Society.

Koch Hazard donates gingerbread houses to the residents at Prairie Creek Assisted Living.

Koch Hazard is a Silver Sponsor for Media One Funski, a benefit forChildren’s Inn.

Koch Hazard participates in the snow sculpture contest at Media One Funski.

Koch Hazard sponsors a table at the EmBe/Dress for Success In Her Shoes Empowerment Breakfast.

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AIASD Merit AwardEnvironmental Education CenterCity of Sioux Falls Public WorksSioux Falls, SD

AIASD Merit AwardSioux Falls Airport ExpansionSioux Falls Regional Airport AuthoritySioux Falls, SD

AIASD Honor AwardIllinois Central DepotSioux Falls Area Community FoundationSioux Falls, SD

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Pierre votes to move ahead with New Elementary School.

Topping Off Party at the Denny Sanford Premier Center.

Koch Hazard architects attend the AIA National Convention in Chicago.

Chamberlain School Districtvotes YES to move forward with several additions.

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Koch Hazard has staff holiday party at Icon Event Hall.

Koch Hazard sends several employees to the OTA Conference in Sioux Falls.

Koch Hazard sponsors If You Build It with Cinema Falls at ICON.

KH discusses an office remodel with construction beginning in November.

Happy Anniversary!Kathy Down has been with Koch Hazard over 15 years.

KH supports the South Dakota Architecture Foundation, allowing the Sioux Falls Design Center to fulfil its mission.

Koch Hazard has staff holiday party at MB Haskett Delica-tessen.

Keith Thompson presents to the Rotary Club on the Denny Sanford Premier Center.

Carolee Miller joins the KH team as a project developer.

Staff send-off for Chris Schiltz at Minervas Restaurant.

Ribbon cutting for St. Martin Senior Living Campus. Rapid City, SD

Remodel of KH office in Falls Center begins.

Koch Hazard attends first official concert at the Denny Sanford Premier Center.

Koch Hazard helps pack backpacks for Feeding South Dakota with Studio Blu Photography and friends.

Koch Hazard is a Silver Sponsor for Media One Funski, a benefit for Children’s Inn.

Keith Thompson participates in SDID Student Outreach Day.

Koch Hazard and 8th and Railroad donate 540 lbs of food to Feeding South Dakota.

Happy Anniversary! Scott Hogan has been with Koch Hazard for 24 years.

Ribbon cutting and grand opening for the Denny Sanford Premier Center. Sioux Falls, SD

Ralph Koch, Koch Hazard Architects founder, passes away.

AIASD Honor AwardRaven IndustriesSioux Falls, SD

Ribbon cutting and open house for Raven Industries. Sioux Falls, SD

Ribbon cutting for the Mary Jo Wegner Teaching Garden Demonstration and Training Center.

Koch Hazard sponsors and assists in organization of The Plain Green Conference.

Keith Thompson signs his first project as an architect.Humboldt School Addition

Koch Hazard finishes an addition toSioux Falls Christian.Sioux Falls, SD

Koch Hazard volunteers with Habitat for Humanity and CTE.

Chris Schiltz retires after 23 years with Koch Hazard Architects.

Koch Hazard sponsors a studio for juniors in the SDSU Interior Design program.

Happy Anniversary! Jeff Hazard has been with Koch Hazard over 25 years.

Happy Anniversary! Tony Taylor has been with Koch Hazard for 20 years.

Koch Hazard and friends attend the Dress for Success/EmBe In Her Shoes Empowerment Breakfast.

Kevin Jackson joins Koch Hazard as a project developer.

AIASD Honor AwardVance Thompson VisionSioux Falls, SD. A collaboration with HOK.

Ribbon cutting for the South Dakota Sports Hall of Fameexhibit in the Denny Sanford Premier Center.

Ground breaking ceremony for the Community Indoor Tennis Center. Sioux Falls, SD

Koch Hazard and HDR win the Sanford Imagenetics project.

Koch Hazard paints and carves pumpkins for the campus at Children’s Home Society.

Koch Hazard assembles ginger-bread houses for Good Samaritan Society City Center residents.

Koch Hazard donates to the Dakotabilities Longfellow Center Fund.

Koch Hazard Architects hosts JR FIRST Lego League practice at Falls Center.

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3rd annual Koch Hazard Golf Outing at Elmwood Golf Course.

The first Design Week Sioux Falls takes place at the Sioux Falls Design Center.

Kim Boever joins the KH team as a project developer.

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Koch Hazard participates in the Bowl-a-Thon for Junior Achievement.

Ribbon cutting for Sioux Valley School District Performing Arts Center.Volga, SD

Koch Hazard hosts Parade of Lights/Emerging Artist party.

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Happy Anniversary! Glenda Schmid has been with Koch Hazard for 20 years.

Happy Anniversary! Stacey McMahan has been with Koch Hazard for 17 years.

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Fresh Produce, Click Rain and KH win an ADDY award for kochhazard.com in the Digital Advertising category.

Koch Hazard Architects would be nothing without our exceptional clients, team and community.

Our clients allow us to do what we do best. We enjoy going above and beyond to find the innovative, environmentally responsible design solutions that our clients are seeking. One fits one at Koch Hazard Architects. Each design is uniquely developed to conquer the chal-lenges that each individual client faces.

Our team is irreplaceable. We are a firm of 18 licensed architects, project managers, project developers, interior design department and support staff. Providing great service to our clients requires the talented, well developed, motivated and conscientious people we have invited to our team.

Our community inspires us to think about how to make a better future. We are inspired to design buildings for our clients that last longer, use less energy, have less environmental impact and contribute to the making of better places.

Affordable Housing SolutionsArlington School DistrictBedford IndustriesBillion Development Chamberlain School DistrictChildren’s Home SocietyCity of Sioux FallsCO-OP Natural Foods Market

Dacotah BankDakota State UniversityDakotabilitiesFalls Center, LLCFeeding South DakotaFluxxrGil Haugan ConstructionEvangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society

First Dakota National BankHuron Regional Medical CenterHuron School DistrictJones Lofts, LLCMount Vernon School DistrictNorthern State UniversityPierre School DistrictRaven Industries

Rutland School DistrictSanford HealthSanford School of MedicineSioux Falls Area Community FoundationSioux Falls Christian SchoolsSioux Falls Regional Airport AuthoritySioux Falls School DistrictSioux Falls Tennis Association

Sioux Valley School DistrictSouth Dakota State UniversityStockwell EngineersUniversity of Sioux FallsVance Thompson Vision Wall School DistrictWest Central School DistrictZuercher Technologies

CLIENTS & PROJECTS

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GIL HAUGAN CONSTRUCTION | MAIN OFFICE

Koch Hazard is the green LEEDer in South Dakota when it comes to building sustainably. KH cur-rently has 11 certified and 6 registered proj-ects.

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RAVEN INDUSTRIES | CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS

sustainable design

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Scale: 1/8" =1'-0"

ARCH House

8/21/14

2500 S Holly Ave

CIVILC1.1 SITE PLAN

ARCHITECTURALA0.0 FINISH SCHEDULEA1.0 BASEMENT FLOOR PLANA1.1 FIRST FLOOR PLANA1.2 INTERIOR ELEVATIONSA1.3 INTERIOR ELEVATIONSA2.1 DOOR & WINDOW

SCHEDULE & DETAILSA3.1 FIRST FLOOR REFLECTED

CEILING PLANA5.1 BUILDING ELEVATIONSA5.2 BUILDING ELEVATIONSA6.1 SECTIONA6.2 WALL SECTION DETAILSA6.3 WALL DETAILSA6.4 COMPOSITE DECK DETAILA6.5 WALL SECTION DETAILSA7.1 STAIR SECTIONS & DETAILS

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ARCH HOUSE 2500 S HOLLY AVESIOUX FALLS, SD 57105

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ENERCEPT DETAILS

CITY OF SIOUX FALLS | DENNY SANFORD PREMIER CENTER

our clients & projects

COLLABORATION WITH SINK COMBS DETHLEFS

THE EVANGELICAL GOOD SAMARITAN SOCIETY | NATIONAL CAMPUS

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ST. MARTIN VILLAGE

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY | JACKRABBIT GROVE

Raven Industries

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son Vision received

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raven industries | honor vance thompson vision | honor

aia south dakota design awards

PRAIRIE BERRY EAST BANK & THE FRANK

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY | JACKRABBIT GROVE

VANCE THOMPSON VISION | COLLABORATION WITH HOK

SIOUX FALLS AREA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION | ILLINOIS CENTRAL DEPOT

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SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT | GEORGE MCGOVERN MIDDLE SCHOOL

Plain Green is a confer-ence for green design and ideas. Founded by Koch Hazard and SDSU, Plain Green held its seventh and fi-nal conference in Sep-tember at the Hilton Garden Inn.

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SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT | GEORGE MCGOVERN MIDDLE SCHOOL

PIERRE SCHOOL DISTRICT | PIERRE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

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TEAM & CULTURE

It is true that Koch Hazard’s primary purpose is to design great buildings for great clients. But a deeper look reveals our belief that thought-ful design can improve lives. From improved wellness for workers in healthy buildings, to lower crime rates in revitalized neighborhoods, we see that design carries powerful potential.

Being part of a community involves taking action for the common good. We realize taking care of our environment is critical and it’s the reason we’ve worked hard to partner with others to create organizations and events that raise awareness about the power of design and sustainability. Sioux Falls Green Project, Plain Green Conference, Chartreuse Bright Green Research, South Dakota Architecture Founda-tion and the Sioux Falls Design Center all exist to help create a better future for our communities.

COMMUNITY

The Sioux Falls Design Center, supported by the South Dakota Ar-chitecture Foundation, hosted the first ever Design Week Sioux Falls in October.

design week

LOOKING FORWARD