Inspired by classical principles of harmony, the design takes the form of an ultra-modern pure sculptural structure. It draws on the Renaissance tradition of Vilnius arcades, the proximity to the botanical garden, and the timeless, geometric clarity of the circle. Botany, the science of studying the structure and form of plants in nature, becomes a metaphor that encourages contemplation of a cultural-architectural framework and its relationship with nature. CONCEPT The core idea behind the structure is the use of a "T"-shaped stiffening edge, not beneath the bridge but above it. This approach achieves a sense of visual lightness for the bridge in expansive panoramas. The goal is to create a bridge not merely as a passage but as a space that invites people to pause and linger—a gallery, an attractive romantic spot in the city, encouraging presence on the bridge, or more precisely, within it. In parts of the arch space, seating areas are integrated as rest zones. The bridge's appeal is further enhanced by the potential for the arcade to serve as a temporary venue for unconventional exhibitions, such as lights, holograms, or other displays. Attention is given to the emotional impact created by the under-bridge experience, as its forms are encountered while passing underneath or sailing beneath it. Most under-bridge environments often evoke heaviness due to their massive, weighty structures that frequently feel oppressive. On this bridge, however, the opposite is achieved: it is a bright, visually light ribbon. FORM The bridge's approaches from both banks are seamlessly integrated into the same structural motif, erasing sharp distinctions between the pathway and the bridge itself. As one turns from Vingis Road and walks through the forest, the bridge begins with sculptural, segmented forms (starting at a height of 7 cm and a thickness of 15 cm). These gradually rise and converge to form an arcade, reaching a central height of 415 cm (with a cross-sectional height of 600 cm and expanding to a thickness of 60 cm) before tapering and narrowing again to meet the foundation on the opposite bank in Lazdynai. The dynamic shape of the bridge is achieved through its curved plan and height configuration, creating a visually fluid and engaging structure.