Superior Avenue Pedestrian/Bicycle Bridge and Parking Lot

Ardurra served as the construction manager and inspector for the $15.4 million pedestrian and bicycle bridge project, ensuring that the 210-foot structure and surrounding amenities met rigorous Greenbook and Caltrans standards, while providing safe connectivity at Superior Avenue and Pacific Coast Highway. The project enhanced community access to Sunset Ridge Park and nearby beaches by integrating sustainable design and expanding recreational infrastructure.

The eco-friendly bridge features bioswales for stormwater management, low-wattage LED lighting that reduces energy consumption, and improved landscaping that supports sustainable transportation objectives. Additional amenities include a 129-space parking lot, expanded green space, stormwater drainage improvements, a drop-off area, a bicycle fix-it station, and a drinking fountain, all supporting diverse community recreation needs.

Key Construction Management Services:

• Managed $15.4 million bridge construction, ensuring 210-foot structure compliance with Greenbook and Caltrans standards

• Integrated sustainable design features, including bioswales, low-wattage lighting, and organic LEDs, reducing environmental impact and energy consumption

• Constructed a 129-space parking lot with expanded green space, increasing access to Sunset Ridge Park and beach recreation

• Implemented stormwater management improvements through bioswale integration and comprehensive drainage system enhancements

• Utilized a segmental retaining wall design, minimizing environmental impact while integrating seamlessly with the coastal environment

• Incorporated a clear span bridge design, enhancing safety and visibility for pedestrians and cyclists

• Conducted community-focused outreach, ensuring project alignment with local needs while minimizing construction disruption

The bridge construction provides Seattle with enhanced pedestrian and bicycle connectivity while demonstrating sustainable infrastructure development. Community-centered design and environmental stewardship create safer, more connected neighborhoods, encouraging active transportation and outdoor recreation throughout the coastal area.