Riverlife has brought El Dorado on board to lead a new project in relation to Pittsburgh's West End Bridge. The new project creates accessible connections leading to the West End Bridge from the Manchester-Chateau and West End Neighborhoods. This critical infrastructure design aims to introduce key enhancements and multimodal improvements to the historic bridge structure. Riverlife is entering into significant planning work to develop this infrastructure. The plan seeks to create accessible, safe, artful structures and paths that connect the historic bridge to the surrounding communities and regional trail networks, improve destinations at the base of the bridge for parks, art and recreational opportunities, and improving the overall cross-bridge experience. El Dorado's approach to integrating disparate disciplines to execute complex assignments aligns perfectly with Riverlife's vision for inclusive, sustainable, artful infrastructure that will reconnect and reshape the riverfronts around the West End Bridge. Bridging the West End Gap will include significant and critical partnerships with land owners, ALCOSAN, PennDOT and the City of Pittsburgh, Allegheny County and communities along either side of the bridge, among others.