The just-finished Monaco Yacht Show 2015 saw the Italian builder, CRN, showcase three real jewels of the sea: the 55m motor yacht ATLANTE, the 61m superyacht SARAMOUR, as well as the 73m mega yacht YALLA. During the prestigious event, the shipyard showed all its excellence and exclusiveness by displaying three new yachts and unveiling several unprecedented projects.
55m super yacht Atlante by CRN
“CRN is definitely going through a very meaningful and exciting time: the liveliness of our shipyard goes hand in hand with unrivalled eclecticism,” said CRN’s Chairman and CEO, Lamberto Tacoli. “We were extremely proud to be presenting, for the first time ever at the same time, three very different yachts, which however share CRN’s unmistakable style. Our cooperation with several worldly-renowned architectural and design firms has allowed us to show the shipyard’s different souls, its ability to harmonise its style with different philosophies, to develop exclusive and unprecedented projects, and, above all, to keep meeting our Clients’ needs and requirements. We are sure that our design and construction flexibility will also significantly contribute to the ambitious plans of other Ferretti Group brands.”
The striking 55m superyacht ATLANTE is the result of an excellent collaboration with CRN’s Engineering Department, her exterior designer Nuvolari Lenard, as well as her interior designer Gilles & Boissier Interior Design. Spanning over four amazingly original decks, ATLANTE can be characterised by a deliberately strong stylistic identity that takes inspiration from some elements typical of military crafts. Some of her remarkable features include square shapes, sharp lines, and innovative, sophisticated solutions, as well as a painstaking care for interior design details.
Superyacht SARAMOUR
The first CRN yacht designed by Francesco Paszkowski, the impressive 61m motor yacht SARAMOUR stands out for her timeless design, thanks to harmonious exterior lines that ensure a flawless style consistency and to a minimal interior décor, meant to highlight the precious art collection found onboard. For the first time ever on a CRN vessel of this size, an entire deck has been reserved for the Owner, with a lavish master suite opening onto a breath-taking outdoor area with a private swimming pool. Moreover, the five-deck SARAMOUR also hosts two symmetrical garages, both positioned on the lower deck, storing two large tenders.
73m CRN super yacht YALLA
CRN’s first yacht built on a 13-metre-wide naval platform, the elegant and sporty 73m superyacht YALLA boasts a series of state-of-the-art design solutions, conceived by CRN to promote onboard conviviality and social life. One of these is the innovative wellness area positioned on the lower deck, which features a beach club with a large pool and a fitness area. Spreading over four impressive decks, YALLA has been entirely designed and built at the Ancona shipyard, in partnership with Omega Architects, who designed her exteriors, and with Droulers Architecture, who were responsible for her interior design and décor.
During the Monaco Yacht Show 2015, the shipyard also introduced its new projects. Together with Zuccon International Project, CRN has developed three very different projects: a 50m Expedition yacht, the 50m Superconero, as well as a 50m Dislopen Special Edition yacht. Furthermore, in partnership with Francesco Paszkowski Design, CRN has developed a series of solutions that are the stylistic evolution of the SARAMOUR: with an eye to always ensuring the closest possible contact with the sea, the all-new 72m and 80m yachts feature an innovative architecture as well as design, also made possible by remarkably larger sizes and volumes.
Moreover, the fully-custom Oceansport superyachts, developed in collaboration with Omega Architects, were also unveiled during the event. These are characterised by truly innovative solutions: indeed, the low, slender profile of the Oceansport line demonstrates that an elegant and imposing superyacht can also have a very sporty personality.
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