Spotlight: This mini explorer yacht packs a punch with a 3,000 nautical mile range
Numarine has condensed the explorer ethos into a chunky, sub-150GT package, for the perfect pocket-size explorer yacht tailored to owners looking to venture further afield. At 26 metres, the 26XP might be one of the smaller hulls in the shipyard’s explorer offering but she easily matches her bigger sisters in terms of cruising capability.
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Yildiz Shipyard Delivers Super Yacht
Yildiz Shipyard Delivers Super Yacht
Turkish shipyard Yildiz Shipyard delivered the 43-meter-long super yacht, Sunrise. The yacht features exterior lines from Ginton Naval Architects and a custom 419GT interior designed by Hot Lab .
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The famous Italian design studio revealed new details about the interior, along with the first images.
The main materials used include walnut wood, ebony macassar and honey afzelia combined with details in chrome, nacre and leather. The interior also features loose furniture, which is a mix of personalized designs from Hot Lab and pieces supplied by Italian brands such as Giorgetti and Minotti.
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Heydar Aliyev International Airport
Heydar Aliyev International Airport
For the commission of interior architecture and experiential design for the heydar aliyev international airport in baku, azerbaijan, istanbul-based studio autoban has arranged wood-clad ‘cocoons’ throughout the new terminal’s upper level.
the 16 bulbous-shaped pods are most often enclosed, while some are left open only as a structural framework. they contain a variety of different programs, including two cafés, a champagne and caviar bar, a kids’ play area, a spa and beauty shop, a music and bookstore, and multiple for luggage storage rooms.
the expressive and curving forms exist as ‘micro-architectures’ among the overall open spatial field, and are blended with their surrounding areas through groups of tables and chairs.
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