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RFQ No. 19-11-01 Professional Engineering and Architectural Services for Pedestrian Bridge with Park Elements Across A1A at 174th St. - CCNA. <br />City of Sunny Isles Beach <br />|10 <br />Bridge Architecture and Aesthetics is used to invoke <br />inspiration and capture the spirit of the project site that will <br />leave pedestrians and motorists with an appreciation for the <br />technology and elegance of this new crossing. It is essential <br />that the bridge be designed in consideration of the varying <br />perspectives and scale of the various users. Therefore, <br />attention to detail is crucial for a bridge of this size and <br />budget. Our team will evaluate the needs and wants from <br />the area and all the various stakeholders on the project to <br />create a successful and iconic structure. <br />Vision <br />Using the proposed vision from the City, our team has <br />expanded it into a sophisticated and innovative design <br />concept. We were inspired by the local architecture and <br />landscape to create a curving bridge profile. This invokes <br />the sinuous paths on the local beach and the waves from <br />the Atlantic Ocean. Adding circular style amphitheater <br />seating allows the users to enjoy the sunrises, and special <br />events, in the Samson Oceanfront Park. <br />Our team understands the need to have a park on the <br />top level, therefore we incorporated the park within the <br />structural deck of the bridge. Creating a tiered level system <br />to house different depths of soil for different sizes of <br />plants, allots a diverse array of possibilities in working with <br />our Landscape Architect. On the main level where it is <br />deepest, palm trees will serve as shading for the various <br />people crossing the bridge. This level will also incorporate <br />composite wood decking to resemble boardwalks and piers <br />in the area, while lowering the temperature of the bridge’s <br />surface. The park will have 8’ glass railings all along the <br />bridge for safety and to help the bridge appear light and <br />to showcase the beauty on of the deck. The bridge will be <br />more than a crossing; through aesthetic considerations <br />which reflect the surrounding environment, the bridge and <br />park will be a destination for locals and visitors. Below the <br />bridge deck, steel box girders will be used for their ease <br />of installation, as well as for their elegance. We envision <br />painting the structural steel a color that compliments the <br />surrounding environment. <br />Circulation <br />Stairs and elevators will give access to all people including <br />anyone with disabilities. Our bridge will meet or exceed <br />all ADA requirements. Additionally we will design the <br />elevators to allow paramedics to use stretchers in case <br />of an emergency. The stairs and elevators will match the <br />aesthetics of the bridge and complement the design through <br />curvilinear elements and glass. <br />Lighting <br />At night, lighting plays an integral part of the iconic look <br />of any bridge. We propose to keep fixture quantities to a <br />minimum and locate lights in positions that are protected <br />and easily accessible for maintenance. The bridge’s <br />aesthetic features will be accentuated giving the bridge a <br />DPROJECT UNDERSTANDING & APPROACH
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