Azimut Seadeck 6: Conscious Performer
Presented during the Cannes Yachting Festival, the new Azimut Seadeck 6 expresses the Italian shipyard?s environmentally-conscious values in the most beautiful way.
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The 57ft 5in Seadeck 6, the first model in the Seadeck series
At over 57ft, the Azimut Seadeck 6, the first in a new motoryacht series, that was recently joined by the 71ft 2in Seadeck 7. The team behind the new series includes Names Studio for the naval architecture, Alberto Mancini for the exterior lines, and architects Matteo Thun and Antonio Rodriguez for interiors.
?When we started work on the Seadeck concept, we asked ourselves what the needs of today?s more environmentally-conscious yachtsmen were,? says Federico Lantero, Head of Product Design at Azimut Yachts. ?We identified three key points: reduced emissions, sustainable materials and the chance to enjoy the sea in a very direct and authentic way.?
The new approach to yachting and living at sea that Azimut identified called for a yacht that was new even below the waterline; that is where Names Studio came into play.
?We have been collaborating with the Azimut-Benetti Group for years, but this is the first time we were entrusted with the creation of an entirely new hull,? says Francesco Rogantin of Names.
Names Studio designed the dynamic PVC and rePET hull
?The input from the shipyard was very clear: design the most efficient hull possible, not so much in te...
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The 57ft 5in Seadeck 6, the first model in the Seadeck series
At over 57ft, the Azimut Seadeck 6, the first in a new motoryacht series, that was recently joined by the 71ft 2in Seadeck 7. The team behind the new series includes Names Studio for the naval architecture, Alberto Mancini for the exterior lines, and architects Matteo Thun and Antonio Rodriguez for interiors.
?When we started work on the Seadeck concept, we asked ourselves what the needs of today?s more environmentally-conscious yachtsmen were,? says Federico Lantero, Head of Product Design at Azimut Yachts. ?We identified three key points: reduced emissions, sustainable materials and the chance to enjoy the sea in a very direct and authentic way.?
The new approach to yachting and living at sea that Azimut identified called for a yacht that was new even below the waterline; that is where Names Studio came into play.
?We have been collaborating with the Azimut-Benetti Group for years, but this is the first time we were entrusted with the creation of an entirely new hull,? says Francesco Rogantin of Names.
Names Studio designed the dynamic PVC and rePET hull
?The input from the shipyard was very clear: design the most efficient hull possible, not so much in te...
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