The German design firm 3deluxe has unveiled the VY-01, a carbon-neutral 110-meter superyacht concept with a “garden-like” interior.
The concept was unveiled for the first time at the 2021 Monaco Yacht Show and is described as a “floating garden of Eden” by the studio. Greenhouse and vegetable garden are prominent features of the open-floor plan.
Regarding the design, the studio stated, “Climate change is compelling industries to reevaluate their operations.
“The interior of the yacht concept defies many yacht design conventions and instead reflects the project’s emphasis on nature”
Guests can experience a light-filled interior thanks to the presence of sensor-controlled louvres that encircle the superstructure. Additionally, the sundeck of the VY-01 has 470 square metres of solar panels and a sunbathing area.
The concept will be propelled by fuel cells fueled by hydrogen and refuelled with bio-methanol, with a range of 3,240 nautical miles. The level of noise pollution is kept to a minimum because electric engines are mute.
The beach club features a pool with an infinity edge, and steps lead up to a shady seating area.
