New Zealand builder, Yachting Developments, is proud to announce that they have signed a new order for the 33,5m sailing yacht Hull 1012. With exterior design by Frers Naval Architecture and interior design by Adam Lay Studio, superyacht Project Hull 1012 is a performance ocean cruising sloop, representing a repeat collaboration between the Kiwi yard and these two designers.
Hull 1012 Yacht by Yachting Developments
Project Hull 1012 superyacht is being built for European owners stepping up in size. The owner and family are experienced, hands on sailors and a key part of the design brief was for a yacht that can be easily handled by a small crew. Built in composite, the yacht will feature a lifting keel. Hull 1012 will deliver to her new owners in early 2016.
“We are extremely proud to have signed this new order and look forward to working with the owners and their team on this exciting new build,” said Ian Cook, Managing Director of Yachting Developments.
Yachting Developments will now be increasing staff numbers across all disciplines. After launching 30.5m superyacht Quintessential in 2012 the yard diversified to offer its composite expertise over a wider sector, keeping busy with a wide variety of refit, restoration and commercial and architecture component work. This diversification has paid off, allowing the yard to maintain its core skilled staff and remain competitive in the global superyacht industry.
In addition to Hull 1012 yacht, Yachting Developments is currently at work on several residential and commercial projects, and has a busy refit order book ahead of the New Zealand summer cruising season.
Hull 1012 Yacht – Specifications
LOA: 33.5m/110’
Beam: 7.8m/25.5’
Draft: 4.8m15.7’
Type: Sloop
Builder: Yachting Developments
Naval Architect: Frers Naval Architecture
Exterior Designer: Frers Naval Architecture
Interior Designer: Adam Lay Studio
Hull Material: Composite
Superstructure Material: Composite
Year of Delivery: 2016
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