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THELAS / COMMERCIAL SUPER-YACHT

Project Type: Naval Architecture

Year: 2019

Client: N/A

Status: Concept

THELAS / COMMERCIAL SUPER-YACHT

Project Type: Naval Architecture

Year: 2019

Client: N/A

Status: Concept

THELAS is a line of 250-foot commercial superyachts conceived as unique maritime venues, each one not merely a conventional vessel, but rather seagoing architecture that combines the design and spatial quality only seen in the most renowned buildings around the world, with the extraordinary experience of cruising through ever-changing marine settings. Unlike other yachts repurposed for day-cruise and rental use, THELAS has been designed from the bottom up as a one-of-a-kind venue, focused on offering the most luxurious and memorable experience to its passengers and patrons. Its exterior profile is both uniquely modern and evocative of classic nautical lines. What seems like an “inverted hull”, is not only the shell that encases the open-span event and leisure decks, but also a hint that these spaces are mirrored by a submerged “bridge” that extends the locale below the waterline.

THELAS / COMMERCIAL SUPER-YACHT

Project Type: Naval Architecture

Year: 2019

Client: N/A

Status: Concept

THELAS is a line of 250-foot commercial superyachts conceived as unique maritime venues, each one not merely a conventional vessel, but rather seagoing architecture that combines the design and spatial quality only seen in the most renowned buildings around the world, with the extraordinary experience of cruising through ever-changing marine settings. Unlike other yachts repurposed for day-cruise and rental use, THELAS has been designed from the bottom up as a one-of-a-kind venue, focused on offering the most luxurious and memorable experience to its passengers and patrons. Its exterior profile is both uniquely modern and evocative of classic nautical lines. What seems like an “inverted hull”, is not only the shell that encases the open-span event and leisure decks, but also a hint that these spaces are mirrored by a submerged “bridge” that extends the locale below the waterline.

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