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YACHT & CRUISE
Collectible Book 2021
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YEAR VI
Interview
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WONDER
PEOPLE Federico Rossi
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The yacht studio
PEOPLE Sergio Cutolo
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The importance of being holistic
PEOPLE Antonio Romano & Enrico Lumini
120 The nautical atelier
10 Turin, Italy | Bun Burgers | Masquespacio
Shipyard
12 Basel, switzerland | Life | Olafur Eliasson
14 Voronoi’s Corrals, Milos, Greece
The Italian Sea Group
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Hourglass Corral | DECA Architecture
A yacht-building campus
6 6 Amsterdam | Waterlicht | Studio Roosegaarde 6 8 Busan, south korea | Waterfront door /
Into the ocean | Migliore+Servetto Architects
70 Pelagos Sanctuary, Mediterranean Sea Sweep Island | Angelo Renna
Projects review
Scenic Eclipse
M/Y Framura Codecasa Yachts
30 The 6-star discovery yacht is born
114 Tainan, taiwan | Tainan Spring | Urban
Development Bureau of the Tainan City Government | MVRDV, LLJ Architects, The Urbanists Collaborative
116 Singapore | Apple Marina Bay Sands
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Seagoing innovation
Little Island New York
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Foster + Partners, EOC, Seele, DPA
118 Sonora Art Village | Lemeal Davit & Mary Jilavyan
An island on an island
RP-Nauta 100 Morgana Southern Wind
154 Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
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156 Falcomatà seafront, Reggio Calabria, Italy
Opera | Edoardo Tresoldi
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Freedom above all
158 Hamburg, germany | Niederhafen River
Majara Residence Hormuz, Iran
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The architecture of social change
Azimut Grande Trideck Azimut Yachts
Dexamenes Seaside Hotel
Walterdale Bridge | Dialog
Promenade | Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA)
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Angel and Demon
Pardo Endurance 60 Cantiere del Pardo
60 A flagship for Azimut
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The very quintessence of innovation, Azimut Grande Trideck features a new living area, never seen before on a yacht this size: the Sea View Terrace. As the latest addition to the traditional triple-decker, the Sea View Terrace is an aft raised “mezzanine” deck. Thanks to this layout innovation, Grande Trideck offers four terraces, completing a visual effect of cascading terraces from the Sundeck down to the sea.
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100 “Race” – unmistakeably Riva 106 Albanian carpet 110 Plenty of room to relax 126 Luxury in Montenegro 134 Water-level fun 138 Nature indoors 142 Environmental sustainability and renewed tradition 146 A limousine on the water 150 A cloud on the water
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BUSINESS AT SEA
192 Signs of confidence in the nautical industry
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EDITORIAL
PAOLO BLEVE | Editor-in-chief
Once again on land and sea, the promise of beauty
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his second issue of .Wonder Book Yacht & Cruise keeps its promises. In the words of my friend, the architect Massimo Iosa Ghini, “Beauty is a necessity […] You have to be harmonious, take advantage of everything nature offers us, travel by sail as well as by motor yacht”. The commitment we made a year ago is expressed through an extremely forceful statement, a balanced combination of sea and land, a harmonious encounter of sailing and the quality of the stays on shore. All are enriched by Wonders – where beauty is a given – that like short films mark the rhythm of reading and observing in sailing. Eighteen months after the start of the pandemic the entire world is taking stock, and the nautical industry looks in extremely good shape. The companies and architecture firms involved in infrastructure and property schemes – ports, marinas, docks, hospitality and culture – have completed a number of large projects, and in fact eight projects appear in this issue of .Wonder Book Yacht & Cruise, a sign of enduring vitality and above all of an overall vision that seeks ever more urgently that link with dry land that is and will always be the theme of this annual publication.
In the context of the economy one figure stands out – the fact that Italy and its yacht-building industry represents almost 50% of the market for craft over 24 metres. The rest of the world shares the remaining 50%. It’s a well-deserved result for yards that have developed designs that reflect market demands. The season ahead of us will be a hot one, very hot, and though some restrictions remain and we await some areas of the world to achieve higher immunity rates, the boat shows are opening their doors again, signalling an official restart driven by enthusiasm, energy and a vision of the future. The first appointment is at Cannes. Enjoy your reading
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WONDER. TURIN, ITALY | BUN BURGERS | MASQUESPACIO For the recent opening in Turin, designers Ana Hernández and Christophe Penasse played with three different bright colours, green for the counter, pink and blue for the seating areas, which are fully visible
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© courtesy of Masquespacio
from three large windows on the street. The blue zone adds a touch of fun and gives the clients the chance to enjoy a space that simulates a huge swimming pool.
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WONDER. BASEL, SWITZERLAND | LIFE | OLAFUR ELIASSON © Mark Niedermann - Courtesy of the artist; neugerriemschneider, Berlin; Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, New York / Los Angeles © 2021 Olafur Eliasson
“My artwork and the Fondation Beyeler are entangled with the surrounding park, the urban landscape, and the planet, and they come to life through everything and everyone that meet up in it”, Olafur Eliasson.
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WONDER. VORONOI’S CORRALS, MILOS, GREECE | HOURGLASS CORRAL | DECA ARCHITECTURE
© Yiorgis Yerolymbos
Generating reciprocity between architecture and nature, geometrical rules and wilderness, the house is sunk low and stoic in the sun-drenched Cycladic landscape cooled by breezes from the nearby sea.
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THE YACHT STUDIO Face to face with Federico Rossi, Chief Operating Officer of Rossinavi, the Viareggiobased yard that specialises in full-custom superyachts, unique craft tailor-made to reflect the wishes of their owner and all personalised with a strong artisanal input. The next generation yachts? Ecologically-aware, with artificial intelligence and, in future, autonomous
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nterviewing Federico Rossi, Chief Operating Officer of Rossinavi, means talking about a Viareggio family that in 2007, a dismal year for the yacht-building industry, had the smarts and the courage to evolve, morphing from a company producing steel structures specialising in building yachts on commission into a yard creating yachts under its own brand, with full-custom superyachts, unique examples made to suit their owners’ requirements, with everything designed and built in the yard, from minute aluminium screws to streamlined hulls. The yard designs, smelts, welds, sweats, creates and dreams to create something that did not exist before, and perhaps could not even be imagined – like the yachts of the next generation, designed with an emphasis on ecological awareness and equipped with artificial intelligence. Always pushing the limits towards seas where few venture. “The most adrenaline-fuelled challenge is the ideal boat, entirely autonomous. It’s a long-term challenge, but we’re investing significant resources and energy in our research and development division in order to achieve this objective”.
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Federico Rossi
Rossinavi was founded in 2007 as a development of Cantiere Fratelli Rossi. How did this adventure come about, and how important is the family element? Cantiere Navale Rossi built pleasure yachts and work vessels for third parties. When the international crisis hit in 2007 the market shrank, of course. At the same time we realised we could become a brand and enter the market on our own account. We also had confidence in the fact that as we had a very streamlined corporate management structure our costs were exceptionally low, also bearing in mind that up to that time building boats for other yards meant we could leapfrog one or two elements of the commercial side of things. We enjoyed dizzying growth, which was also down to the confidence displayed in us by two clients – the first commissioned a 54-metre yacht called South and the second ordered a 70-metre craft called Numptia. These two large, important yachts were well-built and beautifully fitted out by the architects. They brought immediate success to the yard and since then our output has settled down at around two deliveries per year. The strength of the family is crucial, especially when that family can build yachts. We’ve built up a store of expertise that’s ours alone, and as we are a very close, supportive family, nobody can take that away from us. Every family member has taken charge of a strategic division of the company and we can all count on each other absolutely. You build entirely bespoke yachts, unique, made-to-measure products that reflect the owner’s requirements. They also include a strong artisanal element. How do these dream yachts come into being? People who enter the world of yachts do so because they love the sea and love exploring an area that’s a natural frontier for humankind, and you can do this in a number of ways. Some just want a yacht, so they have a whole series of seriesbuilt models to choose from, while others want to experience the sea in their own way and seek something that’s tailored to their demands, their needs. That’s where we come in – we try to create yachts that reflect the trends of the moment. It’s a great advantage, because we’ve seen that for series
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author: Francesca Gugliotta portrait photo: Courtesy of Rossinavi projects photo: Michele Chiroli (Florentia, Piacere), Courtesy of Rossinavi (LEL), Courtesy of Rossinavi and Pininfarina (Super Sport 65)
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DISCOVERY YACHT
Scenic Eclipse
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DISCOVERY YACHT
Scenic Eclipse
Scenic Eclipse, the 6-star discovery yacht is born With its smaller length of 168 metres and capacity for just 228 guests, the ultra-luxury discovery yacht can travel to spectacular polar regions and direct into small Mediterranean ports where larger ships can’t dock, delivering 6-star services, luxuriant interiors and artworks inspired by the ocean
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n ultra-luxury discovery yacht carrying 228 guests, 10 dining experiences from Asian Fusion to French fine-dining, a 5,920 ft2 spa with gym, two helicopters and one submarine capable of depths of nearly 1,000 feet to allow for explorations, theatre, in&outdoor pools, butler service and an almost 1:1 guest-
to-staff ratio. It is Scenic Eclipse, Scenic Luxury Cruises & Tours’ first ocean-going ship: “We see Scenic Eclipse as more than just an ocean voyaging ship, it is the world’s first discovery yacht”, says Karen Moroney, Scenic Project Director of Design. “The experience on board is designed to feel like you’re travelling on your own super yacht.
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