US EditionRed and blue tower cranes leaving Gordie Howe International Bridge – ReNew Canada
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Red and blue tower cranes leaving Gordie Howe International Bridge – ReNew Canada
The Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority announced that after five years, the two massive tower cranes on either side of the Detroit River are retiring from the Gordie Howe International Bridge project. The tower cranes arrived on site in 2020 in an assembly process that took 35 hours over three days. They climbed in height throughout construction to keep up with the growing bridge towers in a process known as “tower crane self-climbing.” With the b…
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