Both the keel laying ceremony and the transfer of the hull are significant landmark occasions within a superyacht build and true representations of NOBISKRUG’s know-how and expertise. The celebrations were shared with award-winning British studio, Winch Design, which has penned the exterior and interior design of the vessel, with trademark features recognisable throughout.

The superyacht, built under Project No. 795, provides five accommodation decks. It has been conceived with a large bathing platform on the lower deck, an aft exterior lifestyle arrangement on the main deck as well as on the forward and aft bridge deck. The yacht also features a bar, dining table and pool on the full length aft on the sundeck.

“This milestone is a testimony for our close collaboration with Scott Wightman of MYB (Motor Yacht Build) who is overlooking the build on behalf of the client and the world-renowned Winch Design who is responsible for the vessels timeless design. We look forward to continuing to the next milestones and soon welcome another recognizable superyacht to the Nobiskrug fleet,” says Fadi Pataq, Head of Sales & Marketing at Nobiskrug.

About NOBISKRUG

Celebrating its 115th birthday, Nobiskrug has been involved in shipbuilding since before the term superyacht was even coined. Drawing upon its extensive experience in building seagoing vessels, NOBISKRUG turned to yacht building completing its inaugural project in 2000 with the 92m M/Y Tatoosh. Since then, Nobiskrug delivered a select portfolio of innovative custom-built superyachts, reflecting the company’s pledge to concentrate on one single project for one single client and build superyachts that will last for generations to come.

With the delivery of the Sailing Yacht A, the German shipyard once again confirmed their powerful presence among the leading superyacht builders, while its latest delivery – the high-tech and environmentally-conscious, hybrid superyacht Artefact – cements NOBISKRUG as a true innovator in its field.