You may be wondering what this is, correct? Is it an alien invasion, or have the Mayans awoken to construct yet another magnificent architectural marvel!? The Tetrahedron Super Yacht, an innovative pyramid-shaped superstructure that appears to be floating above the water, is depicted in the images presented here.
Jonathan Schwinge, a London-based architect, envisioned this yacht levitating above the ocean with his revolutionary design. A vertical strut attached to a submerged torpedo-shaped hull makes this feasible. Aside from being awe-inspiring and somewhat frightening, there is no doubt that this is still an opulent vessel.
The Tetrahedron Super Yacht will navigate rough seas with ease, sporting ample deck space on all three sides, sun decks with sunloungers or sofas, an outdoor dining area, an abundance of water toys, and retractable stairs leading directly into the water.
Tetrahedron, made of carbon fiber and duplex stainless steel, will accommodate six passengers and four crew members in a pyramid that is 70.8 feet long and has four faces and six leading edges. It will attain speeds of up to 38 knots (43.7 mph) above the water’s surface, with a takeoff speed of 15 knots (17.2 mph) and a range of 3,000 nautical miles.
This type of hull has been created before, but none can compare to this astounding innovation. Marcel Muller of INMAINCO Visionary Marine Management is the project manager, and EYELEVEL UK is responsible for these renderings. There is no indication of costs or when we’ll be able to see this beauty in real life. We are still uncertain about the mode of propulsion, however.
