Another superyacht concept drawn with a straightedge

[mmd]

[Peerie Maa]

Hmm., First thing that comes to mind is what happens below the waterline?

[J.Madison]

The bow so far out of the water is uncomfortable. Fix that and add some shear and it is really not bad. At least there is deck space.

[mmd]

Nick, I'm guessing that the underbody is akin to a hard-chine canoe, or one of the old-style Piver plywood catamaran hulls.

[Figment]

Kinda flies in the face of the wave-piercing hatchet bows we've come to know.

I'm sure the Veuve Cliquot umbrellas are lovely.

[mmd]

I like the palm trees on the after decks. Nice homey touch.

[Figment]

cushion upholstery by Lilly Pulitzer, no doubt.

[Chris Smith porter maine]

Paint the flat bits grey, mount a couple of guns would make a fine fast patrol vessel.

[C. Ross]

I like it.

The stacks are distracting...I’d simplify them, and make them less dark.

[Hugh Conway]

The solar panels are a nice "eco-friendly" design touch.

[webishop14]

I'm impressed by that "plank on edge" design concept. Wonder how well it'd work out in reality?

[LeeG]

I like the palm trees on the after decks. Nice homey touch.

Same here.

[LeeG]

Hmm., First thing that comes to mind is what happens below the waterline?

remora

[willmarsh3]

It looks remarkably like the "iYacht", the late Steve Job's "Venus".






https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&sour...65467486885275

[mmd]

While it shares some of the same design features, I wouldn't go so far as "remarkably like". But that's just me.

[willmarsh3]

There's definitely noticeable differences for sure.

[John Meachen]

Will it actually get built? They may already have a victim lined up to have justified doing the rendering.Of course if he has an eye test due-that may change.

[Old Dryfoot]

While it shares some of the same design features, I wouldn't go so far as "remarkably like". But that's just me.

Reminiscent of yet vastly improved upon.

[mmd]

<lol> - I'd be tempted to debate whether it is an improvement, but maybe save that for a later time.

Renderings seem to be done at a very early stage in the concept development, so a pretty picture is more indicative of a "throw it against the wall and see if it sticks" effort rather than a "we got a live one!" development.

[Norman Bernstein]

Hurts the eyes.

[Gib Etheridge]

Doesn't leave much wake. I like that, but it's so skinny it looks like it wouldn't take much to lay it on it's side.

[David W Pratt]

Anchors?
Maybe they are away

[SeanM26]

Hmm., First thing that comes to mind is what happens below the waterline?

What happens below the waterline stays below the waterline.

[Garret]

I gotta say I've seen worse. I guess that's not exactly high praise - but it's not that bad - maybe even reaching OK.

[Art Haberland]

Looks interesting.. wouldn't the bow pound in any kind if sea?

[Breakaway]

I like the palm trees on the after decks. Nice homey touch.

Geographically-appropriate deck-scaping is the new thing, doncha know. One simply flies in the right greenery with changes in latitude and season.

Maybe I'll start a business to provide this service? Maybe Joe and Rene will help? We could call it, " Bloom Service!"





Kevin

Kevin

[Gerarddm]

No, no, no.

If I was a submariner I'd drool with that thing in my crosshairs.

[Breakaway]

Plumb stems have been trending on powerboats in recent years.

20 Foot Chris-Craft, 24 foot Axopar, 58 Wally,

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Kevin

[P.I. Stazzer-Newt]

Look, someone built a fibreglass appartment block on top of an old J-class hull.

[BETTY-B]

No plants on the boat!

[Todd D]

Hey MMD, give those designers a break. French curves are expensive.

[wizbang 13]

I like the palm trees on the after decks. Nice homey touch.

palm trees pfffft. Those are the communicating "balls" in disguise .