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Home›Green Marine›Thailand: Ruea Yachts Unveils New 75m Concept Superyacht
Green Marine

April 27, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Thailand: Ruea Yachts Unveils New 75m Concept Superyacht

A new superyacht concept has been announced by three firms looking to create the perfect vessel for use in the South-East Asia. The 75m motor yacht is the creation of Design Unlimited, Ruea Yachts and BMT Nigel Gee, who have previously teamed up to work on a 60m superyacht. Among the features of the

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A new superyacht concept has been announced by three firms looking to create the perfect vessel for use in the South-East Asia.

The 75m motor yacht is the creation of Design Unlimited, Ruea Yachts and BMT Nigel Gee, who have previously teamed up to work on a 60m superyacht.

Among the features of the vessel are panoramic windows, a helicopter landing pad, large interior spaces and a combination of European and Asian-inspired decor.

In a column for Superyacht Design magazine, Ruea Yachts managing director Gareth Twist explained: “The year-round good weather in Asia has influenced the design in that we have focused on the inclusion of shade decks instead of extensive sundecks.”

He added that the vessel will be “enticing” for those looking for a superyacht “t hat complements their lifestyle requirements”.

The 60m superyacht previously designed by Design Unlimited, Ruea Yachts and BMT Nigel Gee featured accommodation across four decks, along with a cinema, a beach terrace/deck and a gym.

( FlyingFish )

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Source: FlyingFish, April 27, 2011; Image: RueaYachts

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