The main objective of this project is to explore the relationship between form and function in bridge design by modifying an existing bridge to accommodate the needs of both land and water transportation. The design challenge required students to redesign the original bridge by incorporating a 30' × 40' opening that allows boats and other water traffic to pass underneath or through the structure. While creating this opening, students had to consider how the changes would affect the bridge’s overall appearance, stability, and structural integrity. The goal was to develop a design that successfully balances visual appeal with practical use, ensuring that the bridge continues to serve its original purpose while providing sufficient clearance for water traffic. Through this project, students were able to examine structural requirements, and creative design decisions work together to produce a functional and effective bridge.