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A68 Hybrid Cruiser Yachts by Giyoon Kim
A68 Hybrid Cruiser Yachts by Giyoon Kim
A68 Hybrid Cruiser Yachts by Giyoon Kim
A68 Hybrid Cruiser Yachts by Giyoon Kim
A68 Hybrid Cruiser Yachts by Giyoon Kim

Giyoon Kim

Bronze Yacht and Marine Vessels Design · 2022

A68 Hybrid Cruiser Yachts

by Giyoon Kim

  • A' Design Award 2022 Bronze Winner in Yacht and Marine Vessels Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2022
  • CLIENT: Giyoon Kim
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 50,333
  • Verification code 2B763889D4 · Verify this award
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About A68 Hybrid Cruiser Yachts

A68 is a hybrid cruiser yacht inspired by the shape of a large iceberg. The hull measures 61 metres and can accommodate 53 guests and 17 crew members. The cruising speed is 18 knots and the maximum speed is 20 knots. The hull is made of carbon fibre reinforced polymer, a light and strong material that supports the performance of the hybrid motors. The height of the hull is reduced to lower the resistance received from the sea and to improve efficiency. The interior reduces the boundary between decks to form open cruising spaces.

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Unique Properties
"A68" is a model that presents the global future vision of electric hybrid cruiser yachts. The motif is the world's largest iceberg in terms of shape and spirit.

It was designed to highlight the characteristics of EV models contrary to existing internal combustion engine yachts as much as possible, and tried to balance the two formative languages : "strength in neatness" and "great cycle of natural energy".
Dimensions & Packaging
The 61m project, she can accommodate 53 guests and 17 crew members. The cruising speed is 18 knots and the maximum speed is 20 knots.
Tags
#YachtDesign, #NauticalDesign, #AdvancedYacht, #ElectricYacht, #PreservingTheEnvironment, #ProtectingTheEarth, #EnergyCirculation, #A68, #GiyoonKim #giyoon.kim_yachtdesign, #giyoon.kim_ajinspapa
Production Technology
Hulls to which CFRP materials developed with high-density special convergence technologies will be applied implement low weight/high strength and have a profound impact on the performance of hybrid motors.

In addition, it is a material with high repulsive power to protect the inside of the ship from the impact of wind waves to maintain comfort and minimize rolling between controls.
Design Challenge
Inspired by icebergs, this design eventually means compliance with Mother Nature.

The focus was on making everyone feel the message through design.

It is designed to convey its meaning not only to the silhouette of the hull but also to very small brackets.
Project Duration
The project was conceived in Seoul, the capital of Korea, between 2020 and 2021.
Operation Flow
Proportional adjustment to minimize the height of the hull minimizes the resistance value received by the hull from the sea, thereby maximizing the efficiency of the hybrid performance.

The lower floor height due to the proportion of the hull has been reborn as a space where you can enjoy wide and comfortable cruising by applying a new concept interior design that breaks down the boundary between floors.
Research
All of us who have worked for eco-friendly carriers for a long time are missing something.

It has fundamentally turned a blind eye to how human technology affects the global environment.

Through this project, studied the form of throwing social messages about eco-friendliness to everyone beyond the design for technological development.
Inspiration
As the temperature in the Atlantic region rises and the power of waves increases due to rising water temperatures caused by global warming, large and small icebergs are divided into several pieces.

Known as the world's largest iceberg, "A68" drifted to near South Georgia Island, and if it collides, it could endanger the food patterns of nearby wildlife and plants.

Why don't you join the carbon reduction that protects the global environment from now on?

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