Innovation Articles
Picture this – cerulean waters sparkling under the radiant Mediterranean sun, veined by the sleek, impressive silhouette of a 67-meter super-yacht, dubbed ‘Amor à Vida’. This nautical marvel, a gift from the bespoke CRN shipyard, has whisked the yachting circuit into a frenzy. Unveiled with a flurry of camera flashes and gasps of awe, the yacht represents unparalleled sophistication and elegance, setting a new yardstick in maritime luxury.
CRN, renowned for championing the art of custom yacht creation, outdoes itself with the launch of Amor à Vida. The super-yacht artfully melds functionality with extravagance, boasting an innovative design that echoes the lapping waves of the sea. The vessel is designed to blend in, yet it stands apart – a perfect paradox that’s both beguiling and captivating.
There’s a maelstrom of excitement brewing in the sailing community. In a manoeuvrer rarely seen on the high seas, three teams have buoyed together to construct a trio of IMOCAs, the crème de la crème of monohull vessels. One of these esteemed teams is Boris Herrmann’s Team Malizia, famed not just for their racing prowess but for their zealous commitment to the environment.
This unchartered course of collaboration promises a confluence of individual skills and resources, breathing new life into the construction and design of these high-performance craft. It’s an audacious venture, one that could change the landscape of competitive sailing.