. Superyacht Moonset Concept

Joining the league of the luxury yacht we have ‘MoonSet’ next in the row. The concept boat would be mega-yacht based on the LOMOcean design. The design of Moonset is being classed as one of the most radical yacht designs till date. Conceptualized by Earthrace, globally well-known for power boats , the yacht would measure 148 meters in length.


The speed of the yacht is 40 knots, and it is said to cross the Atlantic at this speed without spilling a drop from your wine glass. The Moonset is gonna be the most stylish make of its kind, which will encourage passers-by to view it with awe. The yacht consists of an owner suite which extends till three decks and still has ample space left to relax and enjoy on any occasion.

The top level of the yacht takes you through the entrance hall which goes till the owner’s suite. Here space is provided for meeting/conference hall, art gallery or lounge just amidst the owner’s discreet headquarters and the visitor’s area. The entrance lobby area is at least 84 square meters, allowing two way entrance from both ends of the passage way. The passageway consists of a huge glass wall and has doors that can maneuver to suit your purpose. The glass doors and walls can be transformed to tint or can be left transparent; depending on your privacy requirements. There are numerous other passageways which lead to other parts of the yacht, such as public areas and other lobbies, hallways including VIP and guest domains.

The owner can directly go to the dock as there is a passage way that leads from the bedroom to the dock. This passage way includes a private kitchen where owner can cook and stock his/her snacks and meals. Floor area dedicated to the owner’s bedroom is approximately 90 square meters and suite extends about 12 meters.

Private lounge is designed to be a bit separated from other public areas. Space dedicated to lounge is about 145 square meters supplemented by adjacent bathroom. It includes facilities like dining area, lounge chairs, bar, dining area, etc. It could be classed under luxury yacht even after using wave piercing trimaran hull form of Earthrace.
Source: DesignBuzz.com

VT36 Speed Yacht By Hyun-Seok Kim

VT36 Speed Yacht has been designed for business transportation. There are many commercial districts in New York, Singapore, Shanghai, or Dubai which are located next to the beach or sea. During rush hour, the streets can be blocked. VT36 provides a comfortable, convenient, and fast transportation for business people. This yacht has been designed with individual service unit hidden under the main deck, toilet, and rotational comfort seats for business meeting. All passengers are guaranteed a wide front view because the cockpit is positioned behind the passengers. The body design of VT36 is quiet unique, the rear side hull surface is connected to the front upper part, and therefore it looks like a drill blade.









Designer: Hyun-Seok Kim
Source: TUVIE.com

. Blue Dream II-Green Superyacht By Aras Kazara

Yachts have always been known for their eminence, catering to the proverbial ‘high’ society historically, since Charles II of England selected this vessel of choice on his return to Britain from Holland, for his restoration. And now it will take the eminent and rather important ‘green’ step forward, with innovative conceptions such as Blue Dream II-Green coming into the market.


Designed by Aras Kazar, this 67m long marine craft will feature a simplistic exterior, which would be rather in stark contrast with its ostentatious interior. Constructed from steel and aluminum, the four deck superyacht will have a capacity for 12 guests including her owner and captain. The spatial zoning will be efficiently envisaged with two guest suites situated on the main deck and a further two suites on the lower deck for up to six guests. The master suite will incorporate a plethora of luxury elements like a private office, a bar and even a Jacuzzi. The main deck will be divided into a main lounge area, a formal dining/conference room, a library, a gym and two Jacuzzis. The interior color combination is touted to be chocolate brown with a pristine white theme.

Now moving on to the sustainable elements, the craft will feature an advanced array of solar panels. The exterior will be designed in such a way so as to allow the optimum usage of clean solar energy for all the on-board facilities and systems. Aras Kazar says:
“Blue Dream II is an environment friendly yacht that will generate 100 per sent of its electricity from the sun. The superyacht has been designed to provide 360 degree views of the ocean thanks to large windows.”

The performance specs are estimated to be as follows – the yacht will have a top speed of 30 knots and a cruising range of 2,500 nm at 20 knots.


Designer: Aras Kazara
Source: Eco Friend

Riparian Project By Adam Voorhees

Historically, the static form language and program of a yacht has been at odds within the always dynamic context of its environment, a stagnant set of ideals bound up by history and tradition. Every yacht has been classified and segregated into specific and discrete categories based on its limitations. What if these limitations are removed and a yacht is created to perform optimally in all conditions in any location?
The Riparian project explores the potentials of adaptive and flexible systems to redefine the yacht and to provide the ultimate experience of living on the sea.


The Riparian is a new moving landscape whose purpose is to create a provocative conversation between the user, the yacht, and the environment. These three interdependent and essential elements define a condition where the yacht must adapt and transform to reflect the dynamic context of its surroundings. A facilitator for enhancing possibilities rather than an object for consumption, the Riparian creates new opportunities for clients wanting their yacht to have more purpose in their search to participate in life.

The focal point of the Riparian is the innovative superstructure which transforms continuously through a spectrum of positions, intelligently responding to environmental conditions and user inputs. These physical transformations use a Shape Memory Alloy (Nitinol) structural skeleton with specific active and passive nodes. The nodes control the shaping through large scale movements and fine tuning individual sections.

The superstructure is able to change and reduce its aerodynamic profile to increase efficiency and reduce harmful live loads. Ventilation is performed by changing the physical shape of the superstructure to create high and low pressure zones with prevailing wind direction to encourage and direct ventilation. The volumes of the spaces contained within the superstructure can be changed for heating and cooling requirements, and natural light and views are controllable through adjusting the physical location of the skin or modulating the transparency of the surface.

Juxtaposing the dynamic statement of the superstructure, the form language of the hull and decks create an artificial landscape that undulates and flows along many levels. This reference to terra firma creates a sense of connection to the familiar while offering unique opportunities to circulate around the yacht.
Water plays an important role to reinforce the feeling of landscape and to further connect the users to the nautical environment. The pool on the aft deck and the reflection pond on the perimeter of the Venture deck level blur the distinction between the boundaries of the yacht and that of the sea. Six levels of living spaces are centered around freestanding and functional objects organized like a gallery exhibit. These spaces are purposefully ambiguous yet playful. Veiling the immediate understanding of the arrangement of the living spaces encourages the users to explore each area, heightening their awareness of it.

Self-sufficiency of a yacht is inherently tied to its sustainability. A strong motivator for the design of the Riparian is a respect and concern for the environment. The yacht does not rely on fossil fuels, in turn reducing its carbon footprint by using only hydrogen and the sun for power generation. An advanced fuel cell system and photovoltaics embedded in the superstructure provides all the needed energy for propulsion and onboard systems.
All of the materials used regard sustainability, eco-friendliness, and longevity. The Riparian also complies to RINA Green star regulations, RINA Secure Yacht certification, and IMO Alternative Design initiatives. The Riparian erases the limited boundaries of traditional yacht design, representing a new direction of transformability and flexibility for the ultimate in sophistication.
Designer: Adam Voorhees
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Source: Superyachttimes.com

FOTON 1 Yacht By Paul Sergeev

Flaunting its sleek and magnificent design is the new FOTON 1 Yacht. It is a kind of giant power yacht, which lets you have a comfortable cruise over the deep blue sea. With a horsepower of 8600 and with a top speed of 65 knots, one can comfortably enjoy the speed this yacht offers. The yacht has been designed using composite materials primarily carbon. Weighing about 80 tons, the mix of low saturated colors add up to the beauty of this boat. The design appears to be quite innovative with magnificent glass cabin. Speed characteristics of FOTON 1 make it exclusive in its class.




Designer: Paul Sergeev
Source: TUVIE.com

AUDI Trimaran Yacht By Stephanie Behringera

This fantastic concept was designed as part of a graduate project and is the brainchild of German designer Stephanie Behringer, and was completed under the supervision of AUDI, in Munich, Germany. The design is based on AUDI’s core brand values – progressive, sportive and premium.

The AUDI Trimaran Yacht will be powered by two AUDI TDI (turbo-charged injection) diesel engines, and the integrated jet skis are electric-powered. The boat can reach as much as 6 knots while being driven in slow speed. However, if the speed exceeds 30 knots the yacht automatically switches to diesel engines.

When this yacht runs on diesel, it is equally supported by electric power. It can cruise at high speeds without using too much fuel; at the same time, the diesel engine recharges the batteries of the jet boats.

The Trimaran’s overall length is 15 meters, and due to its slender center hull, measures only 6.4 meters in width. Though the deck can accommodate only 12 people, you can make room for more in the berths located below. All you need to do is flip down a saloon table located in one of the lower decks.

The AUDI Trimaran Yacht comes with a huge panoramic glass roof that serves as a shield against head winds and direct sunlight.
Designer: Stephanie Behringera
Source: AutoMotto.com