Luiz DeBasto and Oceanco create the concept yacht Vector, with a superstructure they say is actually possible to build.
Some yacht designs are so super cool that you imagine they can only be a pipe dream. But 344-foot (105-meter) Vector—a collaborative concept by DeBasto Designs and Oceanco—is more than a pie in the sky. “Without any aesthetic sacrifice, our advanced Oceanco engineering makes Vector perfectly feasible,” says Dirk de Jong, director of design and innovation at Oceanco.
This story is from the Sept/Oct 2017 edition of Yachts International.
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