The Italian shipyard started the Rossinavi Design Challenge
The first edition of the Rossinavi Design Challenge welcomed sixty entries of internationalbyacht designers from 17 countries. The focus was on the exterior design of ecological yachts up to a gross tonnage of 500 GT with new materials and new propulsion systems.
First Place - Gianluca Bina and Mirko Oprandi
Second Place - Project Hidden Port Side
Third Place - Giacomo Schiaroli
Jury voices of the Rossinavi Design Challenge
Jury member Antonio Vettese, Editor-in-Chief of Yacht Capital and editor at The Boat Show comments:
“Today, many owners want their ships to be ready to navigate even through ice, and this leads to complications. In the projects we have seen in the competition, some participants have gone into this territory with great knowledge, sometimes solving the problem well. Innovation does not always have to be something never seen before – sometimes innovation can be made by looking at the past and certain traditional solutions, because ‘tradition’ does not simply mean old and stale values, but elaborate values that millennia of navigation have proposed and brought to sea. “
Editor-in-Chief of Ocean Home Magazine, Bill Springer said:
“The quality (and quantity!) of the entries in the first ever Rossinavi Design Challenge shows just how talented and passionate the world’s super yachts designers are. The Rossinavi Design Challenge is more than just another design competition. It provides a glimpse of the future of superyacht design.”
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Ahoy, I’m René, the “captain” of this luxury yacht blog, and found my passion for the big ones at the age of 17. I have grown up with sailing since a little child. I have an education in Business Informatics and specialized in digital media solutions (alongside luxury yachts) like Online-Marketing, User Experience Design et cetera. My home port is in Oldenburg, Germany next to Lürssen and Abeking & Rasmussen. More about yachtemoceans