Ontario Water Tank Boasts Area’s Iconic Color Scheme Using Advanced Fluoropolymer System

Chatham Kent Water Tank, Tnemec, Ontario, Canada
In southwestern Ontario, Canada stands the Chatham-Kent Water Tank. The one-million-gallon tank was built in 1994 and upon an assessment in 2013 was required to undergo both an interior and exterior recoat due to rust bloom. As part of the local area’s Community Brand campaign, which featured the water tank’s design, videos, banners and graphic designs, the tank was redesigned and recoated utilizing Tnemec Company’s fluoropolymer coating system.

Aquarium Designed To Mimic Marine Life Within Uses Lumiflon Enriched Metal Panels

Pointe Defiance Zoo Aquarium, PDZA, EHDD, Turner Construction, Pure Freeform, Photography Josh Partee
The Pointe Defiance Zoo & Aquarium (PDZA) was designed by architecture firm EHDD. Sitting in Tacoma, Washington, the project houses a 35,000 square-foot exhibition space where residents and tourists alike can experience a plethora of native Pacific Rim marine life. The building, which replaced the PDZA’s North Pacific Aquarium, features a vast expansion to now include a 250,000-gallon warm water tank which houses impressive scalloped hammerhead sharks and sea turtles.