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PFJW · 11-02-2007, 11:12 AM

I have attached a few renderings of a 70m (230ft) superyacht concept that I have been working on.

I have been involved in yacht design for a couple of years, but typically the things I doodle tend to be a bit outlandish and impractical, so I decided I should make an attempt at something more conservative to add to my portfolio.

This was only intended to be a quick study, therefore much of it was designed "on the fly" whilst I was building the model, and I am not totally happy with the proportions in profile, but can't quite put my finger on the problem.

Similarly, I have not done a GA as such, but assumed a typical layout for a vessel this size - "technical spaces" (such a useful phrase), storage and services on the lower deck, crew & more technical spaces up a level, the main deck with saloon aft, guest cabins fwd, owner accommodation and bridge above that, and a sundeck with helipad on top.

Thanks

Peter Wells

11-02-2007, 11:12 AM	#1
PFJW Registered User Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: UK Posts: 22	70m (230ft) Concept I have attached a few renderings of a 70m (230ft) superyacht concept that I have been working on. I have been involved in yacht design for a couple of years, but typically the things I doodle tend to be a bit outlandish and impractical, so I decided I should make an attempt at something more conservative to add to my portfolio. This was only intended to be a quick study, therefore much of it was designed "on the fly" whilst I was building the model, and I am not totally happy with the proportions in profile, but can't quite put my finger on the problem. Similarly, I have not done a GA as such, but assumed a typical layout for a vessel this size - "technical spaces" (such a useful phrase), storage and services on the lower deck, crew & more technical spaces up a level, the main deck with saloon aft, guest cabins fwd, owner accommodation and bridge above that, and a sundeck with helipad on top. Thanks Peter Wells Attached Images