The Gordie Howe International Bridge project is a once-in-a-generation undertaking providing a new border crossing between Michigan US and Ontario CAN. The two towers with their imposing height of 220 m, and fan-shaped arrangement of 216 cables creates majestic portals that launch the bridge deck across the Detroit River. The deck floats high above the water in a smooth arch and transitions seamlessly into the side spans at either end. Named after the Canadian Detroit Red Wings hockey player Gordie Howe, the bridge pays tribute to two hockey-loving nations who share this great man’s sporting legacy. Following the midspan closure in 2024 it officially became North America’s longest Cable- Stayed Bridge. The bridge is scheduled to open in September 2025.