Spanning over the Root River in Racine, WI, The Racine West 6th Street Bridge has long been recognized as a defining piece of the city's architectural history. Originally designed by Charles S. Whitney and completed in December 1928, it quickly became renowned for its beauty and unique open spandrel concrete arch design.

The 6th Street Bridge underwent a major transformation. The project involved the replacement of the historic bridge, including the removal of the existing structure and its substructures. During the demolition process, great care was taken to preserve historical artifacts, which were then thoughtfully integrated into the new design, maintaining the spirit of the original bridge.