Feadship has recently launched Hull.1011 from its facility in Makkum, with the 103 meter super yacht continuing fitting out and sea trials in the North Sea prior to delivery later on this year. Designed inside and out by Sinot with naval architecture by Azure, the clean-cut exterior lines and vertical bow lend Feadship fourth largest build to date a distinctive profile and purposeful personality. This Feadship super yacht will feature 1,100 square meters of exterior glass that includes twenty exterior sliding doors and twelve glass windbreaks. There are four outdoor hot tubs, a swimming pool covering the full height of the main deck and accessed from the pool deck; a helicopter hangar under the forward helipad and no fewer than eight hull doors, one of which is the largest tender garage door ever installed on a Feadship. Hull.1011 has been built for a highly experienced owner who was closely involved in every detail of the 103-metre project from the start. Project 1011 began with a challenging brief, with the owner stipulating similar amenities and living space as his previous yacht of 6,000GT but in a design of half the volume for easier access to anchorages and harbors. The result is a masterclass in space planning and rule exploration. On this size of yacht a two-tier engine room is virtually obligatory, but a key part of the design of hull 1011 is a single deck engine room in order to devote more interior volume to guest use. This idea seems to have caught up now with another project under construction in Makkum using the same solution. Feadship Hull.1011 is to be titled m/y Ulysses, and is reportedly owned by a New Zealander.
Technical Data:
LOA - 102.60 m (336.7ft)
Beam - 14.40 m
Draft - 3.85 m
Displacement - 2999 gt*volume
Fuel Capacity -
Accommodation - nineteen guests in ten cabins, 22 crew in eleven cabins
Engines - 2 x MTU
Speed - seventeen knots max, twelve knots cruise
Range - 5000 nm at twelve knots cruise
Construction - steel hull aluminum super structure
Project - Sinot exterior and interior, Azure naval architecture
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