(CNN) – If you think you’ve seen it all when it comes to innovative luxury super yacht designs, this new hybrid concept may prove you wrong.
The 65-meter SEE concept not only has a unique exterior made up of huge reflective glass walls, but also has five pools, including an infinity pool with glass bottoms, as well as an outdoor cinema on board.
Convertible spaces
A representation of SEE, a new superyacht concept by Gill Schmid Design in collaboration with Lateral Naval Architects.
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The design team has described its interior, which consists of huge open-plan areas with convertible spaces that offer those on board freedom and flexibility, as “Transformers in an architectural context.”
The SEE concept seats 14 guests and up to 17 crew members and includes a long list of impressive amenities.
Its deck lounge, located under the infinity pool, features a 3D outdoor cinema with a large retractable glass element that transforms the area into a large seafront terrace when you retire.
Inside the boat are several spaces for dining, living and casual entertainment.
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Guests can also enjoy the spa and wellness area, which includes a sauna, steam bath and hot tub, as well as the on-board yoga studio, the beach club and the tender toy-filled garage.
The on-board kitchen has been developed to encourage community dining experiences, with chef’s tables, a fermentation chamber, a mushroom lab, a sushi counter, as well as a juice bar and cafes and a cocktail lounge.
Silent cruise
The outdoor cinema area of the nave can be converted into a large terrace facing the sea.
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“The design is based on the feeling of a related and family community that wants to enjoy the trip and experience nature and the environment in a relaxed environment,” say Gill Schmid Design’s team.
With the ability to reach a top speed of 16 knots and an estimated range of 3,750 nautical miles, the ship will be equipped with batteries that can power it for six to eight hours at anchor and allow up to three hours of silent cruising. along with specific diesel engines for recharging batteries.
SEE will be equipped with the pioneering architecture of the Lateral E-hybrid system.
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According to the designers, it would take about three years to build SEE if it was to be collected, which they claim has received strong interest from shipyards and buyers since the impressive concept was unveiled.
In March, the design studio unveiled Twin, an ice-class explorer and support ship concept that was dreamed up in collaboration with German builder Dörries Yachts.
Meanwhile, Rome-based Lazzarini Design Studio launched its latest project Saturnia, a 100-meter vessel made entirely of dry carbon fiber and equipped with its own private patio on board, in July.