With the start of the Monaco Yacht Show 2019, Heesen is celebrating the sale of custom 59m/193.5ft superyacht PROJECT SKYFALL (YN 19959), which began construction on speculation and is due for completion in 2023. Heesen has also unveiled another exciting new project, named AKIRA … you can read about it here.
Heesen 19959 Project SkyFall
The all-aluminium vessel will have a 900 GT volume and a Fast Displacement Hull Form (FDHF). She represents the most powerful project Heesen has thus far created, drawing on 22,000 HP to feed four water jets for a top speed of 37 knots.
The Owner chose Omega Architects to create her impressive profile, and the exterior has the addition of a fishing cockpit from the stern as the Owner is an angler.
Project Skyfall presented at the MYS 2019
The Master suite is placed on the bridge deck and has a large aft-facing suite that opens onto a private terrace furnished with an alfresco lounge and whirlpool tub. Four additional guest cabins to sleep 10 are placed on the lower deck.
The main deck has an outdoor lounge and alfresco dining area on the aft terrace and large sliding doors connect interior and exterior spaces, with a large bar amidships to serve guests indoors or out. A formal dining area and media room are placed upon the main deck, the latter offering a cinema and games table.
The lower deck stern is used as a beach club and wellness centre, with the tenders and water toys instead stored on the foredeck.
Heesen is currently constructing 12 luxury yachts at their facilities, with delivery dates spanning all the way to 2023: Luxury yacht PROJECT FALCON is due in 2021 while the all-aluminium 80m/262ft PROJECT COSMOS is expected in 2022.
Heesen is currently in attendance at the Monaco yacht Show 2019, where visitors can view some of the latest launches from the shipyard.
