The design creates an attractive, flowing connection between the city of Most and the lake. The deck in an elegant curve spans a significant barrier — comprising a highway, railway, tram lines, and the Bílina River — while an architecturally and technically impressive pedestrian and cycle bridge further enhances the area's infrastructure. The project’s focal point is a curved suspension structure with a 195‑meter span, supported by an inclined pylon. Positioning the pylon off bridge axis opens up unobstructed views of the landscape, the city, and a major historical and technical landmark: the relocated Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary. The pylon’s inclination toward the slopes of Hněvín hill helps integrate the structure into the landscape and creates a memorable city gateway for those arriving via the E442 highway.

The design, which was developed in cooperation with Studio Acht, Prague, won first prize in an international architectural competition.