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November 13, 2019

Project L, the yacht of the future: a 120-meter sword that cuts through the sea

Gianluca Ricciodi Gianluca Riccio
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Project L, the yacht of the future: a 120-meter sword that cuts through the sea

Thierry Gaugain's first "solo" concept is a yacht of the future that leaves you speechless: Project L redefines all the canons of the sector.

An ultramodern 120m super yacht project, Project L, was recently presented at the sector event SuperYachts Monaco from its designer Thierry Gaugain.

Gauguin designed Project L, a yacht of the future, starting from a naval architecture that blends characteristics of both classic sailing yachts and modern motor yachts, with an oval and uniform glass exterior.

Project L, yacht of the future
Project L, Thierry Gaugain's yacht of the future

A dynamic and multifaceted sculpture

Project L has the compact and aerodynamic appearance of a sword that cuts the sea in two, but behind its granite appearance lies the dynamic soul of a structure that can also open completely outwards.

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This yacht of the future is a real sculpture in continuous evolution, and with the help of a special external paint it modifies its silhouette according to the surrounding environment.

Project L, the exteriors of the yacht of the future

Project L can accommodate between 12 and 36 guests on board, as well as a crew: up to 40 people in all.

Inside: open space and privileges

All guest areas are concentrated on a single deck to create a multifunctional open space. Aside from that, Project L includes a high-tech underwater media room, spa and gym. The gem? A crazy owners suite set right on the bow, made entirely of glass for a panoramic ocean view.

Outside: leisures and surprises

Outside, the wonders are certainly no less: guests can take advantage of two swimming pools, an extendable beach club, a heliport, a garage to take cars with them. It also has a special underwater cabin which alone is as big as the whole JetCapsule, the "utility yacht" that I introduced to you some time ago.

The power supply of Project L: yacht of the future, engine of the past

And here we always get to the painful notes: every time I enjoy the vision of a futuristic yacht then I am disappointed by how much it pollutes. In the year when even the "Japanese Chernobyl" Fukushima plans to rise thanks to solar and wind power, I still hear about fossils.

Project L tries to limit the damage, but I have my doubts: the yacht of the future will be powered (again) by a diesel-electric hybrid propulsion system for long-range, "low fuel consumption," cruising. say.

After over twenty years of collaboration with legend Philippe Starck, Project L is Gaugain's first solo concept.

All in all "good the first," I would say. Who knows the final price, if someone rich will want one.

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