Heesen Yachts have announced that 57m (187’) superyacht PROJECT SETTEESETTANTA (YN20857) has reached an important milestone – the joining of her hull and superstructure, alongside the placement of her engine. The milestone has also given us the first glimpse of the yacht’s profile, created by Omega Architects.
The vessel’s exterior combines elegance and functionality with a shallow draft for versatile exploration. Cristiano Gatto brings his design expertise to the interior and the project represents the latest of twelve previous collaborations between him and Heesen. He has worked closely with the owner, and just this week selected the marble for the interior in Verona, Italy to ensure the finest materials complement
Cristiano commented, “This project is a pioneering venture, where our studio passionately engages in both interior design and as the Owner’s Representative. I extend my heartfelt gratitude to the owners for entrusting us with this endeavour. Today, we appreciate the beauty of this project. While contemporary technology such as 3D visualisation gives a good idea of how the yacht will look like, seeing the design come to life makes a significant difference.”
The project features a bridge on the fourth deck, light unobtrusive mast and new flat Star Link communication panels. The owners’ privacy is prioritised with a dedicated upper deck with master stateroom boasting panoramic views and a private terrace.
Heesen CEO Niels Vaessen said, “We’re honoured that these experienced yacht owners have entrusted us once again with the construction of a custom yacht. PROJECT SETTEESETTANTA reflects Heesen’s core values, with its aluminium hull, shallow draft, and precise engineering. Seeing this 57-metre yacht take shape fills us with pride. Celebrating this milestone and honouring maritime traditions with the owners and their team is particularly meaningful. We take pride in our in-house skills and capabilities and are eager to grow as a shipyard, driven by the inspiring vision of expert owners.”
She is powered by two MTU 16V2000 engines which deliver a top speed of 18 knots with other highlights including a touch-and-go helipad and 920GT of internal volume. She is due for launch in January 2026 with deliver later that year.