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This Insane 555-Foot Gigayacht Concept Has a Retractable Deck That Opens to a Giant Sunken Pool Oasis

The lazzarini concept also has two moveable helipads and a giant garage for your supercars., rachel cormack.

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Lazzarini is a font of superyacht concepts—and yet, it still manages to keep things fresh.

The disruptive design studio, which has envisioned everything from a swan-shaped megayacht to a flying superyacht powered by blimps, has just unveiled an epic new gigayacht with a layout quite unlike anything currently on the water.

Christened Sovrano, or “sovereign” in Italian, the vessel measures an imposing 555 feet and is the king of the seas when it comes to size. In fact, Lazzarini claims Sovrano is the widest yacht in the world. The vessel is equipped with a platform on either side of the main deck that results in a beam of 108 feet.

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The two platforms can be turned into helipads, swimming pools or extra lounges, depending on what the owner desires. Each platform is also fitted with four electric winches that allow a section to be lowered to the waterline when required for seaside dining or lounging.

That’s not Sovrano’s only showstopping feature, either. The five-decker sports a covered atrium on the foredeck that opens to reveal a hidden oasis. The sunken space houses a verdant garden and swimming pool on the lower level that can be enjoyed by guests in any season on account of the cover. There are also two more pools aft.

Another highlight is the giant garage, which can store two 49-foot tenders and up to six supercars. It’s complemented by a lifting platform and two cranes at the stern that can support the loading and unloading of the various vehicles.

The atrium with pool and garden.  Lazzarini Design

Inside, meanwhile, Sovrano can sleep up to 50 seafarers across 20 private suites. It also offers space for up to 60 crew. That makes it more like a cruise ship than a private yacht. The living quarters can, of course, be fully customized to a client’s preferences.

As for performance, Lazzarini says the steel-hulled brute could be equipped with electric motors or a hybrid propulsion system for an estimated top speed of 18 knots or 31 knots, respectively.

The studio estimates the build will take four years to complete—at which point there’ll probably be another crazy Lazzarini design on the horizon.

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Laraki yacht designs impressive 163m "prelude".

Absolutely amazing, and yet that still does not not even express how stunning this yacht is. I hope this one actually gets built one day. Its to great of a design not to ever touch the ocean...

“Tell me your dreams and I’ll write you a fantasy. Tell me your fantasies and I’ll paint you a dream for the mind’s eye you can get lost in.” ~ Henry Vaughan

Looking back, Laraki was the first industrial designer to pioneer 3D modeling and 3D visualization in the yacht design process, revolutionizing the yacht building industry. But beyond the technology and tools, there would be no design without a deeply inspired and well-thought-out artistic vision. “A gratifying moment for me is when I see my clients’ eyes light up as I sketch their dream yachts right in front of them,” quite an exciting moment after which months of hard work and continuous efforts are necessary to design, develop, and finalize every single detail that makes the yacht “a journey that I often find just as exciting as the finished yacht.”

“Having designed and built my very first car in my parents’ garage at 16 taught me that once you see your dream, suddenly the impossible becomes possible. I never stopped since.”

Product design is yet another industrial design field that Laraki has exercised since the late 1990s.

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A South Korean design genius has drafted plans for the world’s largest yacht, a stunning 750-footer which would cost a cool $775 million and be longer than two football fields. The concept, titled Project Valkyrie, is being sponsored by U.S.-based superyacht builder Palmer Johnson , the firm responsible for some of the world’s coolest yachts including the 171-ft. Aston Martin-inspired DB9 .

The gigayacht has luxury accommodations for 52 guests and houses 92 crew members. It’s length trumps that of the current world’s largest private yacht, the 590-ft. Azzam  built for Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Emir of Abu Dhabi and President of the United Arab Emirates.

Project Valkyrie is designed to serve as a floating “entertainment hub” with its own casino, theaters, restaurants and art galleries, though the eventual owner could specify even more eye-popping customizations that could well push the final cost past the $1 billion mark. The aluminum and carbon fiber vessel would also be quite fuel efficient for its size and capable of an impressive 25 knots.

“When I decided to be a yacht designer, I realized that most yachts are white colored and stacked up like wedding cakes,” Park tells the London Sun . “Therefore, I was determined to design a very unique looking yacht which would stand out of the fleet. I tried to manipulate the structure’s surface skin and create non-rectilinear shapes which appear to distort and dislocate elements of shape.”

Eight months in the making, the Project Valkyrie concept joins some of Chun’s other brilliant designs including 321-ft.  Galaxia (above). And with sponsors like Palmer Johnson these are no mere pipe dreams but will more than likely be built soon. 

As  to who might drop the coin for Project Valkyrie and world’s largest yacht bragging rights, “I have had a few interesting offers, but no contracts have been sighed yet,” Park tells the paper. So here’s your chance…. 

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