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Throughout 2023, there have been some mighty big superyacht that have taken to the seas, or are preparing to! In this article, we cover 5 of the largest superyacht launches in 2023, so join us to take a look at some impressive vessels…
1. Luminance
The biggest launch of the year (and from Germany), 145m Luminance had been under construction since 2018. She is the seventh-largest project to emerge from builder Lürssen. Espen Øino-designed her exterior, while Francois Zuretti styled her interior.
Midnight blue with blonde teak decking, she has a cascading aft deck, an elongated bow, and sleek lines.
2. Project Cosmos
This one was a technical launch, first spotted in March this year. Also known as Project 13759, not much is known about this vessel. However, there’s definitively a swimming pool and a large aft deck, as well as a cut-out that could house a tender. She also has an 18m beam, and a steel hull, and an aluminium superstructure.
114m Project Cosmos is allegedly the first Lürssen to feature new fuel cell technology, which would help reduce emissions by avoiding greenhouse gases.
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3. 1050H
105m vessel 1050H was launched on the 10th January from Oceanco’s construction facilities in The Netherlands. It is essentially a relaunch, and a fundamental rebuild of the superyacht H3 which was originally launched in 2000. It is the first time a superyacht has been comprehensively recreated to deliver a complete future-proof vessel where no single element has remained the same. It has been recreated to such an extent that no single element remains the same.
1050H displays a modern exterior aesthetic, including a completely new superstructure. The design studio also worked with the owner to conceive a brand new interior by Reymond Langton Design.
4. Ulysses
The fourth largest Feadship to date, 103m Ulysses has four exterior hot tubs and a swimming pool that covers the entire height of the main deck. Azure Yacht Design designed its naval architecture, and the interior was designed by Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design.
5. Norn
Soon after Luminance, 90m Norn (also known as Project 1601 nad built by Lürssen) was launched in Germany, characterised by prominent lines and a striking reverse bow design.
Espen Øeino is responsible for the exterior design, and the in-house team at Lürssen oversaw the naval architecture. Dölker & Voges Design have crafted the interior spaces – which are yet to be revealed.
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