Oceanco has delivered the 109 m / 357 ft yacht “Project Bravo” to its owners on 20 December.
The Bravo represents a new direction for Oceanco — the LIFE Design— which takes its acronym from the words “Lengthened, Innovative, Fuel efficient and Eco-friendly”. It has a single tiered engine room that allows for an optimised long and slender hull shape, resulting in a reduction in overall propulsion power demand. Furthermore, the hull form affords enhanced space for guest accommodations.
Lateral was responsible for the yacht's naval architecture and engineering. Nuvolari Lenard created the exterior design and Reymond Langton Design the interior. The Bravo was launched on 17 November. It recently completed sea trials in winter conditions, meeting, and exceeding performance expectations and predictions.
Following its holiday delivery, the Bravo is expected to return to Oceanco after the New Year for some final touches.
Multiple Operational Modes
James Roy, Managing Director of Lateral: 'Coupled with its hybrid propulsion system, Bravo delivers exceptional performance and is configured to offer multiple operational modes, each matched to the variable operating profile of a yacht designed to adventure autonomously across the world’s oceans.'
Special Features
The sleek and sporty yacht offers many special features, including a heli-landing platform, on both the foredeck and the aft deck, a large tender garage and dedicated equipment stowage, providing plenty of space for a large selection of water toys. It also has a large spa that includes a sauna, steam room, massage room, plunge pool and rain shower. The lower deck offers a complete gym and Beach Club.
Interior Design
The interior is a sophisticated elegant contemporary design that features light maple wood and white pearl lacquer with contrasting accents of walnut and ebony.
Picture by Francisco Martinez.
