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PEDELTA Seating Concept Design Comfortable seating areas will be located underneath the roofed Amphitheater area. Seating is unconventional low profile wooden extended benching, thus avoiding any visual obstruction of the ocean Y view. The seating area will be designed to accommodate persons permitting social distancing and excessive proximity while providing reasonable privacy. The benches concept design will be the result of a balanced combination between wooden seating surfaces and low -profile vegetation areas. Lighting (HLB Lighting Design sub -consultant) Through the application of light, shadow, color and movement, a bridge's nighttime persona can be colorful and dynamic, or subtle and quiet. It can become an ever-changing tourist destination, a community gathering location or a quietly beautiful landmark within the neighborhood. It is through thoughtful discussion with the community that the direction of the lighting is developed. Through an understanding of how a community sees itself and the structure, the environmental considerations, and what about themselves they want to communicate. The style of the bridge construction and its function will affect the choices placed under consideration. In the case of the Sunny Isles Pedestrian Bridge, a successful lighting solution will engage the steel and concrete structure of the bridge, highlighting the forms, curves, and angles as they support the structure. Some possible lighting methods that may be considered for the pedestrian bridge may include: tracing the signature arch and amphitheater eyebrow with a direct view LED, use of floodlighting placed on the underside of the bridge to indirectly highlight the interior of the structure, and the integration of soft or sparkly accent lighting on the foliage and planters, steps or handrails, and amphitheater where people will closely interact with the lighting. The possibilities for lighting a pedestrian bridge and representing a community are wide and diverse, but in the end, the most important element is that the lighting of the bridge represents the community in which it lives, and that the structure serves as a visually beautiful addition to that environment. City of Sunny Isles Beach Request for Qualifications No. 20-10-01 -10-