The project involved designing a 244-foot-long, two-span roadway bridge over the South Platte River as part of a major retail development. This composite concrete deck on concrete bulb tee girder structure accommodates three traffic lanes and includes architectural enhancements such as a decorative lighted monument column and a sidewalk overlook at the bridge’s midpoint. The design addressed challenges posed by corrosive soils and aggressive scour conditions. Additionally, the project included designing new substructures for relocating an existing 231-foot-long steel prefabricated truss pedestrian bridge. This project was honored with the Engineering News Record Best of 2009 Projects Award in the environmental category.