What kind trends await us in the future of yacht design? Oddly enough, to answer that question, we have to look to the automotive world where the Suv is reigning supreme right now. Sport Utility Vehicles have not only brought welcome new impetus to the
The ISA Alloy 43, which sold last September, is the first in a new ISA line that extends the brand’s range but still hangs on to the signature elements of the 33 models that ISA Yachts has delivered thus far in its illustrious career. The
In the early 1950s, ENI chairman Enrico Mattei commissioned architect Mario Bacciocchi to design an Agip service station that would embody the incredible wave of dynamism sweeping Italy at the time. Sixty years later, that same station has been given a new lease of life
“No city presents such an untidy variety of forms, such a capricious mix of the beautiful, the ugly, the magnificent, the poor, the sad, the strange, the great, the dreary,” wrote Edmondo de Amicis in his magical Memories of London in 1874. The face the
She still doesn’t have a name because she was built on spec and is still awaiting the right owner. But the fifth addition to Codecasa’s Vintage series – a 43-metre – is ready to splash. Like her four siblings (the 42-metres Magari from 2011 and
There is no point in asking Fabio Mazzeo (Exclusiva Design) for a quick definition of what design means to him. We tried but it only took a second for his mind to fly off on a tangent and, after that, there was no stopping him.
Michael Schmidt Yachtbau recently unveiled a whole new take on the sailing yacht. Or rather several. As this is a series of crossovers known as the Yx7 Explorer range and designed to allow truly pioneering owners venture even the remotest parts of the world aboard
Videoworks confirms yet again its leading role in the market of superyacht IT systems in the latest edition of the World Superyacht Awards. The shipyards of eight of the shortlisted yachts in the various categories had chosen to use the know-how of the Italian company.
