The 150-foot water tower at the Detroit Zoo is being repainted, and the new, temporary design — which the zoo is planning to add and have up by late July or early August — is supposed to be "a ...

The 150-foot tall iconic water tower at the Detroit Zoo is getting a new look in the coming weeks, along with new logos and branding changes for the organization.

The Detroit Zoo’s iconic water tower is receiving a major makeover — and that’s not all. On Tuesday, the Detroit Zoological Society (DZS) announced an organization-wide visual rebrand, ...

The Detroit Zoo is getting ready to reveal a new design for its iconic water tower in Royal Oak. The zoo said last year that it would be re-designing the water tower for its 95th anniversary, but ...

The 150-foot tall water tower, built by the city of Royal Oak in 1928, ceased operations in 1984. Despite this, it has remained a notable landmark, used to promote the zoo and help visitors locate it.

The nearly century-old Detroit Zoo water tower, which soars over I-696 and Woodward Avenue in Royal Oak, will soon have a new design. The Detroit Zoological Society, this morning, ...

The new water tower design and logo are part of a $267,000 rebranding campaign done by Doner in Detroit for the zoo, which is operating on a $49 million annual budget.

The tower is obsolete and hasn’t held water since the 1980s, Sell said. The zoo, which sits on 125 acres of land, first opened to the public on Aug. 1, 1928 and is home to 2,000 animals of more ...

Crews worked on the 150-foot tall tower Tuesday. The new wrap features a tiger staring through the double Os in the Detroit Zoo's rebranded logo.

The 150-foot water tower at the Detroit Zoo is being repainted, and the new, temporary design — which the zoo is planning to add and have up by late July or early August — is supposed to be "a ...

The tower remained white until 1998 when it was re-designed with a blue and purple sky and silhouettes of animals. The Detroit Zoo opened to the public on Aug. 1, 1928, garnering 1.5 million ...