A rendering of The Black Swan
As their name implies, superyachts are designed to attract attention. From Zaha Hadid’s exquisitely crafted ships to those with waterfalls, the design of these enormous floating vessels is becoming increasingly exquisite. And designer Timur Bozca’s most recent superyacht concept is no exception. The remarkable structure, dubbed The Black Swan for its black exterior and graceful aesthetic, is evidence of the strength of simplicity. The superyacht, according to Bozca, who divides his time between offices in Istanbul, Milan, and London, was created by combining “simple lines with dramatic angles and curves.”
“Using the powerful image of an arrow as my inspiration, I attempted to design an aerodynamic exterior that would give the yacht a unique appearance while also enhancing the watercraft’s performance,” Bozca said in a statement. The yacht will be equipped with four engines capable of generating 23,172 horsepower and reaching a maximum speed of 32 knots.
The yacht is constructed from aluminum and steel and features a magnificent pool that appears to vanish into the ocean as it funnels towards the aft. In addition to a sundeck, balconies that are concealed from view, and a rooftop helipad, The Black Swan features a sundeck.
A view of the swimming pool and sundeck
The superyacht will have a master suite and six guest suites to accommodate up to 12 guests. The yacht is still in the preliminary design phase, but if constructed as depicted, it would cost more than ten million dollars.
