Myzinsky Bridge across the Oka, built in the 70s, is a powerful and most significant bridge in Nizhny Novgorod.

External architectural lighting emphasizes the bridge's length and its design's laconicism, with a continuous line of lamps illuminating its body from two sides with cold white light. Powerful floodlights with an ultra-narrow distribution of intense warm light are installed in the recesses of the bridge's bearing piers to focus the light in the precise boundaries of the opening, which gives rigour to the entire geometry of the bridge.