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New owner for Nobiskrug’s 77m Black Shark
- March 5, 2022
The German superyacht builder has announced a new owner for the 77m Black Shark, marking the third order since the shipyard’s acquisition last summer.
Nobiskrug has announced that a new owner has signed for the 77m Black Shark , so construction will continue ahead of a scheduled delivery in summer 2023. Imperial is acting as the broker and owner’s representative of the five-deck superyacht, which will be completed in Nobiskrug’s 160m air-conditioned dry dock.
Philipp Maracke, Managing Director of Nobiskrug, said: “In intensive negotiations we prevailed against strong competitors and proved that we are the best partner for our customer. The fact that we were able to renew the contract for the construction of this outstanding ship makes me very proud on behalf of the employees of the shipyard.”
The contract marks the third order since the Rendsburg shipyard’s acquisition last year by the Tennor Group, with investor Lars Windhorst significantly involved in the negotiations for Black Shark .
The yacht’s dynamic, imposing exterior is by UK-based Winch Design, while Dutch studio Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design created the interior. Features include a matt-black hull, silver metallic superstructure, a distinctive reverse bow and a mast reminiscent of a shark’s fin.
Black Shark is being built in compliance with Red Ensign Group Yacht Code Part A and IMO Tier 3 regulations, which set strict emission limits.
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Her striking design makes “Black Shark” one of the most interesting superyacht projects at present. Nobiskrug and the Owner have now signed the contract for the continued construction of the vessel (new build project 793).
With the third order since the economic restart the Rendsburg shipyard stays on its successful course since the takeover by Tennor Group. Investor Lars Windhorst, who was significantly involved in the negotiations for the “Black Shark”, emphasizes that this success is proof of Nobiskrug’s capabilities. The current order book thus significantly contributes to the new orientation of the shipyard.
“In intensive negotiations we prevailed against strong competitors and proved that we are the best partner for our customer. The fact that we were able to renew the contract for the construction of this outstanding ship makes me very proud on behalf of the employees of the shipyard,” says Philipp Maracke, Managing Director of Nobiskrug. The construction of the superyacht will be completed at the shipyard in Rendsburg.
In summer 2023, M/Y “Black Shark” will be handed over to her Owner, who wishes to remain unnamed. Imperial Yachts acts as broker and Owner’s representative.
The “Black Shark” is already awaiting its completion in the superyacht building shed, Nobiskrug’s 160-metre long covered and air-conditioned dry dock. Under controlled conditions the interior and exterior outfitting will be finalised. This includes, among other tasks, the pulling of cables, pipe works, as well as the installation of insulation and the air conditioning and ventilation systems. Subsequently, the luxury interior and the installation of electrical components, such as lighting and entertainment systems, will be completed.
At the same time, the filling and fairing work on the hull will be completed, before the innovative matt black paint is applied in several layers, and windows and doors are installed.
The 77-metre yacht has a distinctive reverse bow (also known as a negative stern). With a mast reminiscent of a shark’s fin fitted on a silver metallic superstructure, it has a uniquely characteristic silhouette. At the same time, the matt paintwork of the hull mimics the skin texture of a black shark. The yacht has five decks, a large spa area and whirlpool as well as two tender boats.
The dynamic, imposing exterior of the ship was designed by the renowned studio Winch Design in London. The interior design has been created by Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design from the Netherlands.
The “Black Shark” is being built in compliance with IMO Tier 3 regulations, which set strict emission limits, as well as the Red Ensign Group Yacht Code Part A.
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Nobiskrug Inks Deal to Build Superyacht “Black Shark”
YachtingJournal March 2, 2022
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Her striking design makes “Black Shark” one of the most interesting superyacht projects at present. Nobiskrug and the owner have signed the contract for the continued construction of the vessel (new build project 793).
With the third order since the economic restart the Rendsburg shipyard stays on its successful course since the takeover by Tennor Group. Investor Lars Windhorst, who was significantly involved in the negotiations for the “Black Shark”, emphasizes that this success is proof of Nobiskrug’s capabilities. The current order book thus significantly contributes to the new orientation of the shipyard.
“In intensive negotiations we prevailed against strong competitors and proved that we are the best partner for our customer. The fact that we were able to renew the contract for the construction of this outstanding ship makes me very proud on behalf of the employees of the shipyard,” said Philipp Maracke, Managing Director of Nobiskrug. The construction of the superyacht will be completed at the shipyard in Rendsburg.
In summer 2023, M/Y “Black Shark” will be delivered to her Owner, who wishes to remain unnamed. Imperial Yachts acts as broker and Owner’s representative.
The “Black Shark” is already awaiting its completion in the superyacht building shed, Nobiskrug’s 160-m long covered and air-conditioned dry dock.
Under controlled conditions the interior and exterior outfitting will be finalized. This includes, among other tasks, the pulling of cables, pipe works, as well as the installation of insulation and the air conditioning and ventilation systems. Subsequently, the luxury interior and the installation of electrical components, such as lighting and entertainment systems, will be completed.
At the same time, the filling and fairing work on the hull will be completed, before the innovative matt black paint is applied in several layers, and windows and doors are installed.
The 77-m yacht has a distinctive reverse bow (also known as a negative stern). With a mast reminiscent of a shark’s fin fitted on a silver metallic superstructure, it has a uniquely characteristic silhouette. At the same time, the matt paintwork of the hull mimics the skin texture of a black shark. The yacht has five decks, a large spa area and whirlpool as well as two tender boats.
The dynamic, imposing exterior of the ship was designed by the renowned studio Winch Design in London. The interior design has been created by Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design from the Netherlands.
The “Black Shark” is being built in compliance with IMO Tier 3 regulations, which set strict emission limits, as well as the Red Ensign Group Yacht Code Part A.
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- Mar 10, 2019
New Build Project 77 Meter “BLACK SHARK” Swims Into View
Updated: Nov 1, 2019
77 Meter Project BLACK SHARK Splashing Spring 2021
German shipyard NOBISKRUG held their first event of the year February 20th by celebrating the 77-Meter BLACK SHARK in a keel laying ceremony in Kiel, Germany. In a sale brokered by Imperial, Project BLACK SHARK owner has retained the superyacht specialist as their representative and supervisor throughout the rest of the build.
“We are pleased to team up again with our esteemed partners at NOBISKRUG. Project BLACK SHARK is a major milestone for Imperial on several aspects: the very first Imperial vessel designed in close collaboration with Winch Design and Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design, and the very first publicized superyacht project from keel laying to delivery. With Project BLACK SHARK, together with NOBISKRUG we want to give a clearer understanding of our industry and how exclusive creations are coming to life, who are the people behind. We will not only reveal to the world an exciting 77-metre superyacht, but a vision from the inside like it was never done before!” – Evgeniy Kochman, Chief Executive of Imperial
Keel Laying & Coin Ceremony at NOBISKRUG
During the early stages of a yachts build, the keel laying and coin ceremony are an important milestone. Besides the placing of the keel section, the ceremony also sees the yacht owner place a special coin under the keel. Not only is this a symbolic start for the assembly of the rest of the vessel, but it is also a token of good luck for sailing the high seas. The coin is retrieved and returned to the owner upon nearing completion and also marks the accomplishment of the vessel meeting applicable regulations.
Ruler of the Sea: Unveiling The Innovative Design of Project BLACK SHARK
With two remarkable teams of designers and an experienced superyacht management company, we are truly excited to realize this bespoke project, with that in mind, we have decided to open our doors and give exclusive behind-the-scenes access. The build process is often cloaked in darkness and secrecy, so on this occasion, we are enormously happy to be able to share our innovations and processes. – Holger Kahl, Managing Director of NOBISKRUG
The innovative German shipyard NOBISKRUG maintains their reputation as a forerunner in both naval architecture and design with Project BLACK SHARK. With a contemporary interior conception by Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design as well as an impressive exterior by distinguished British studio Winch Design – Project BLACK SHARK is preparing for a breathless reveal.
Featuring two luxury tenders, three decks of imposing interior, a luxurious beach club & spa and a vast on-deck whirlpool – she is also being constructed under the new IMO Tier 3 regulations and Red Ensign Group Yacht Code Part A.
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With 114 years in business, NOBISKRUG has been involved in shipbuilding since before the term superyacht was even coined. With their experience in building seagoing vessels, NOBISKRUG turned to the Superyacht industry in 2000 with the launch of their inaugural project – 92M Tatoosh. Now, NOBISKRUG is known for delivering a select portfolio of ingenious bespoke superyachts. Their building range supports yachts of a range between 60 to 426 meters and boasts over 900 in-house employees in two facilities located in northern Germany.
With the ethos of focusing on one project for one client at a time – paired with their pledge to build superyachts that will last for generations to come – NOBISKRUG remains a favored choice for the most selective of superyacht owners. Setting themselves among the foremost of superyacht builders, NOBISKRUG has made this evident through their various internationally rewarded superyachts as well as with the delivery of “Sailing Yacht A”.
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PROJECT BLACK SHARK
PROJECT BLACK SHARK is a 77.1 m Motor Yacht, currently being built in Germany by Nobiskrug and to be delivered in 2024.
Her power comes from two diesel engines. She has a gross tonnage of 2395.0 GT and a 12.75 m beam.
She was designed by Winch Design , who has designed 23 other superyachts in the BOAT Pro database.
The naval architecture was developed by Nobiskrug , who has architected 10 other superyachts in the BOAT Pro database, and the interior of the yacht was designed by Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design , who has 29 other superyacht interiors designed in the BOAT Pro database - she is built with a Teak deck, a Steel hull, and Aluminium superstructure.
When delivered, PROJECT BLACK SHARK will join a fleet of 115 motor yachts in the 70-80m size range. Compared to similarly sized motor yachts, her volume will be 623.52 GT above the average.
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- Name: PROJECT BLACK SHARK
- Yacht Type: Motor Yacht
- Yacht Subtype: Displacement
- Builder: Nobiskrug
- Naval Architect: Nobiskrug
- Exterior Designer: Winch Design
- Interior Designer: Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design
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“To have to create a theme brings a connection to the interior, as if it were a book,” remarks Sander Sinot about his latest gripping story: the 77-metre Black Shark . As the yacht fast approaches her completion date, we are all itching to skip to the ending of this tale.
For the story to be completed, an untold number of man-hours have been invested into making an adventurous owner’s dream come true. Having summoned the industry’s top-tier team of Imperial , Winch Design , Sinot and Nobiskrug , the owner challenged the designers with adopting the hard-hitting shark theme and translating it into the body and soul of a next-generation superyacht. “It’s a matter of how you are able to interpret things, no matter how literally. I think that’s the trick,” says Sinot.
Despite the project being something of an unusual beast, Sinot ensured that the translation of the theme did not go against the grain of his design principles. “A design should not exist just ‘because’ it has been designed. It should be a manifestation of something for purpose, aesthetics and function.”
“A yacht is not just an object of wealth: it is something you can use to move across the globe and see things that other people can’t. Superyacht’s make you feel good, and the interiors are what makes owners want to welcome people on board and enjoy the surroundings together. It should feel like a safe place to be.” That said, what will manifest itself inside the deep black metallic exterior of the Shark isn’t yet crystal clear. But what we do know is that all those who step on board dive straight into an underwater world awash with examples of the perpetual predator theme. To help us delve deeper into the concept, Senior Designer and Project Manager at Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design , Zlatko Imamovic, answers our questions.
The client is energetic, very interesting and involved. He liked the fact we could use a lot of new technologies in our design such as 3D printing and scanning. It was very clear from the beginning that he wanted to create something unique to correspond to the theme, but still ensure that the spaces are warm, comfortable and inviting. Because of this clear direction, we were able to start creating the interiors in 3D from day one.
In some of the spaces we have black ceilings, which are quite a bold statement. If you zoom in to the details, it all relates to the theme of ‘black’ or ‘shark’, either together or separately in a subliminal way.
Despite the clear theme, we didn’t want to end up building a theme park inside. You will not see shark fins as door handles, or any other literal translations of the theme. Instead we have added hidden teeth inside the interior, which are not directly noticeable but this is the way we decided to build up the tension inside.
We didn’t know what shark skin looked like until we used a microscope and were able to study its pattern. Their skin is made to reduce the drag on the water with a texture similar to the outside of a golf ball – we translated this into a 3D print and have covered entire walls with this pattern. The outcome is a very interesting tactile texture on the wall.
We have told a story throughout the interior with a clear distinction between each deck. This has been divided up to create the perception that, as you move up through the yacht, you are either below the water, on the surface of the water or above the water.
We offered the owner a 360-degree view of the yacht sent to his iPad and a virtual reality (VR) tour. This way, he could click anywhere and walk through Black Shark virtually. Thanks to these new technologies, it only took a few months to complete the interior design. Because of this project, VR mock-ups are now an integral part of our design process.
By the time the keel was laid, we had long finished all the visuals and had made a start on the full-size mockups. We were building four of them in order to see our selection of materials together, which is an important part of our design process. To have a controlled, clean procedure, you need a seal of approval for each step so, in the end, you can ensure the owner will be very satisfied.
We endeavoured to create a comfortable and liveable environment, so needed to be really careful how we translated the idea of the shark. Yes, we have sofas, armchairs and furniture made of nice soft fabrics, but these items are still connected to the overall theme in a way that ties the entire design together in a sophisticated style. This interior is not ‘just an interior,’ there’s a story behind it and relates well to the exterior details, such as Winch Design ’s interpretation of the shark gills and fin along the matte black hull.
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“black shark” swims into view.
Following a successful keel laying ceremony on 20 February 2019, NOBISKRUG is pleased to announce that 77-metre M/Y Black Shark is taking shape.
Taking place at NOBISKRUG’s keel laying premises in Kiel, the ceremony also served as the yard’s first event of the year. Holger Kahl, Managing Director of NOBISKRUG, delivered a warm welcome speech to the guests.
The keel laying ceremony always marks an important milestone within a yacht’s build history. In addition to the actual placing and securing of the keel laying section itself, the ceremony also features the traditional coin insertion, which sees the yacht owner place a special coin under the keel. As well as being a symbolic start to the hull assembly, it is also a mark of good luck for when sailing the oceans, and is therefore retrieved and returned to the owner once the yacht is near to completion. It also determines the accomplished state of applicable regulations for the vessel.
True to NOBISKRUG’s reputation for being a yard that innovates from the front and strives to push boundaries in both naval architecture and design, Project BLACK SHARK promises to be a real head-turner once delivered. Sporting a dynamic, imposing exterior penned by renowned British studio Winch Design, and a sleek, contemporary interior by Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design, M/Y Black Shark is already living up to her name. An undisputed ruler of the sea with her highly distinctive reverse bow, she will feature two luxury tenders, a spacious on-deck whirlpool, three decks of imposing interior and a grand beach club and spa area. Perhaps more notably, however, she is being built under the new IMO Tier 3 regulations and Red Ensign Group Yacht Code Part A.
“With two remarkable teams of designers, we are truly excited to realise this bespoke project,” says Holger Kahl. “With that in mind, we have decided to open our doors and give exclusive behind-the-scenes access. The build process is often cloaked in darkness and secrecy, so on this occasion, we are enormously happy to be able to share our innovations and processes.”
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The 77.2m/253'3" motor yacht 'Black Shark' (ex. Project 793) is due to be launched by Nobiskrug in Germany at their Rendsburg shipyard. Her interior is styled by Dutch designer design house Sinot Yacht Design and she will be completed in 2025. This luxury vessel's exterior design is the work of Winch Design.
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Work progresses on M/Y 'Black Shark'
The superstructure of the 77m project has been mounted at nobiskrug's facilities….
Currently in build at Nobiskrug, the superstructure of M/Y Black Shark was mounted last week in anticipation of the towing of the hull to Rendsburg for outfitting works in December. Nobiskrug reports satisfactory progress on the project, enabled by a fruitful collaboration with owner's representative and construction supervisor Imperial Yachts. The project is on track to meet its scheduled delivery.
“The build team, led by construction manager Boris Deutschmann, has been extremely flexible and highly productive,” comments Rainer Stobrawa, Black Shark ’s project manager. “The enthusiastic engagement in relation to any difficult temporary challenges which have arisen due to capacity issues in the supplier market have been dealt with swiftly and without real concern.”
Earlier this year, Nobiskrug announced its intention to give the industry exclusive behind-the-scenes access throughout the build process, something that would usually be cloaked in secrecy. As such, much interest has been paid to the progress of the project so far.
“Nobiskrug projects always receive high levels of interest due to the nature of the builds that we take on – we are renowned for tackling technically challenging construction projects,” adds Stobrawa. “ Black Shark is both technically advanced and also boasts spectacular design inside and out, so the level of interest for this project has been notably high.”
Black Shark has a striking exterior penned by Winch Design; painted black, with an imposing reverse bow and lines emulating a shark. The shark theme will continue on the interiors, which have been created by Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design. More details of the project can be found here .
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Construction update on PROJECT BLACK SHARK 77m
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The hull and superstructure on the 77m/252.95ft superyacht PROJECT BLACK SHARK (Nobiskrug 793) have been joined, reports Nobiskrug .
Hull and superstructure joined together on Nobiskrug 77m Project Black Shark
The keel-laying ceremony took place in February this year, during which, according to the special tradition the owner placed a coin under the keel. Project Black Shark is scheduled for delivery in 2021.
Project Black Shark under construction at Nobiskrug
This five-deck Winch-designed yacht is being built with a steel hull and aluminium superstructure under Tier 3 regulations and the Red Ensign Yacht Code Part A. Sinot Exclusive Yacht Design created the interior design, which will include some luxurious amenities usually found onboard mega yachts. An on-deck Jacuzzi, wellness centre and a beach club will provide plenty of space for unwinding.
Project Black Shark
Earlier this year Nobiskrug launched the 80m/262’5″ superyacht ARTEFACT with exterior design by Gregory C Marshall Studio and interiors by Reymond Langton Design.
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The 77m Black Shark. Nobiskrug has announced that a new owner has signed for the 77m Black Shark, so construction will continue ahead of a scheduled delivery in summer 2023. Imperial is acting as the broker and owner's representative of the five-deck superyacht, which will be completed in Nobiskrug's 160m air-conditioned dry dock.
UPDATE, MARCH 2, 2022: The next time Black Shark appears out in the open, her owner will be a few short weeks away from taking delivery. Nobiskrug and owner signed a contract to keep construction and completion in the shipyard's Rendsburg, Germany facility. It was necessary due to Nobiskrug's takeover by Tennor Group.
On 20 February, 2019, Nobiskrug hosted the keel laying ceremony for the 77m M/Y Black Shark at its keel laying facility in Kiel, which is on track to meet its scheduled delivery in the spring of 2021. Imperial acted as broker for the sale of the project and continues as owner's representative and construction supervisor throughout the build.
Boat International talks to the dream team behind the upcoming 77-metre superyacht Project 793, by Nobiskrug, aka Black Shark. "In Monaco, this yacht is going to dominate", says superstar designer Andrew Winch with conviction during the keel-laying ceremony of 77-metre Project 793, aka Black Shark.. It has taken 18 months of hard work across a range of disciplines, but the boat's large steel ...
Regulations: IMO Tier III & Red Ensign Group Yacht Code Part A. Project number. 793. In the spotlight. The doors of NOBISKRUG shipyard have been opened for the first time to the media, on the occasion of the keel laying ceremony of the 77-metre Project BLACK SHARK. This will be the very first publicized superyacht project from keel laying to ...
Nobiskrug and the owner sign the contract for the continued work on M/Y Black Shark, formally known as project 793. This marks the third order since the economic restart at the Rendsbrug shipyard, with the takeover by the Tennor Group in 2021. As well as the new build developments, Nobiskruig also received a high profile refit contract for a 120m motor yacht in late 2021.
Her striking design makes "Black Shark" one of the most interesting superyacht projects at present. Nobiskrug and the Owner have now signed the contract for the Facebook Instagram Vimeo Youtube
Imperial Yachts acts as broker and Owner's representative. The "Black Shark" is already awaiting its completion in the superyacht building shed, Nobiskrug's 160-m long covered and air ...
Nobiskrug has confirmed that the 77 metre superyacht Project Black Shark will be completed at the builder's Rendsburg facility. The owner has now signed the contract for the construction of the project to continue after plans were scuppered when the German shipyard filed for insolvency in 2021. The project, named for its shark-inspired ...
Imperial Yachts orchestrated the sale of Black Shark, and will continue representing the Owner throughout the build process.Brokerage CEO Evgeniy Kochman, reported that the company is thrilled to be collaborating with the German building tycoon, especially on a yacht of 70m+: "We are pleased to team up again with our esteemed partners at Nobiskrug.
Nobiskrug has celebrated the start of construction on 77m/252.6ft luxury yacht PROJECT BLACK SHARK (a.k.a. PROJECT 793) with a keel-laying ceremony in Kiel, Germany in the presence of her Owner, shipyard staff, project members and international press.
77 Meter Project BLACK SHARK Splashing Spring 2021. German shipyard NOBISKRUG held their first event of the year February 20th by celebrating the 77-Meter BLACK SHARK in a keel laying ceremony in Kiel, Germany. In a sale brokered by Imperial, Project BLACK SHARK owner has retained the superyacht specialist as their representative and supervisor ...
PROJECT BLACK SHARK is a 77.1m superyacht built by Nobiskrug in Germany and delivered in 2024. Explore her photos and specifications here. ... Meet the platforms revolutionising yacht owners' family office asset management. Yacht for sale: the 50m new-build with a dedicated owners deck.
Imperial acted as broker for the sale of Project BLACK SHARK and continues as owner's representative and construction supervisor throughout the build. Mr. Kochman spoke of the company's excitement to be collaborating on a second 70m+ yacht with the German yard, stating: "We are pleased to team up again with our esteemed partners at ...
Nobiskrug's 77 metre
Design. Project Black Shark measures 77.00 metres in length and has a beam of 12.75 feet. She has a gross tonnage of 2,080 tonnes. Her exterior design is by Winch Design. Winch Design is an award-winning design studio, established in 1986 as a specialist exterior and interior yacht designer, by Andrew Winch and his wife Jane.
We offered the owner a 360-degree view of the yacht sent to his iPad and a virtual reality (VR) tour. This way, he could click anywhere and walk through Black Shark virtually. Thanks to these new technologies, it only took a few months to complete the interior design. Because of this project, VR mock-ups are now an integral part of our design ...
Luxury yachts. Owner. Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft. Number of employees. ~300. Website. www.nobiskrug.com. Nobiskrug is a shipyard located on the Eider River in Rendsburg, Germany, specialized in building innovative, custom-made luxury superyachts . In 2020 it celebrated its 115 years of operation.
February 20, 2019. Following a successful keel laying ceremony on 20 February 2019, NOBISKRUG is pleased to announce that 77-metre M/Y Black Shark is taking shape. Taking place at NOBISKRUG's keel laying premises in Kiel, the ceremony also served as the yard's first event of the year. Holger Kahl, Managing Director of NOBISKRUG, delivered a ...
The 77.2m/253'3" motor yacht 'Black Shark' (ex. Project 793) is due to be launched by Nobiskrug in Germany at their Rendsburg shipyard. Her interior is styled by Dutch designer design house Sinot Yacht Design and she will be completed in 2025. This luxury vessel's exterior design is the work of Winch Design.
Currently in build at Nobiskrug, the superstructure of M/Y Black Shark was mounted last week in anticipation of the towing of the hull to Rendsburg for outfitting works in December. Nobiskrug reports satisfactory progress on the project, enabled by a fruitful collaboration with owner's representative and construction supervisor Imperial Yachts.
The hull and superstructure on the 77m/252.95ft superyacht PROJECT BLACK SHARK (Nobiskrug 793) have been joined, reports Nobiskrug . Hull and superstructure joined together on Nobiskrug 77m Project Black Shark. The keel-laying ceremony took place in February this year, during which, according to the special tradition the owner placed a coin ...
One thing is for sure, since the beginning, the design for the 77.1-metre Nobiskrug yacht Black Shark hasn't changed much. New Designs Insight: Behind the lines of the 77m Black Shark with Winch Design. Written by Laura Nicholls. 29 May 2020 | 14:30. Loading... Newsletter. Subscribe.