The Vela e Motore 2016, held at the prestigious Arsenale of Venice, brought together industry leaders, yacht builders, and enthusiasts to celebrate outstanding achievements in the world of yachting. The Motorboat Of The Year category showcased an outstanding selection of models that captured the industry's finest achievements. The top honor was rightfully earned by the Arcadia Sherpa 60, earning recognition for its excellence in this category. The event was open to everyone, providing an inclusive and celebratory atmosphere to honour the year’s most acclaimed yachts.
The model Arcadia Sherpa 60 was the winner of the Motorboat Of The Year in 2016 at the Vela e Motore.
A project outside the box that reinterprets the theme of the service and work boat with a vision that launches the premises for the creation of a new typo logical and market niche.
The enhancement of the outdoor space eradicates the concept of separation between the cockpit and the internal living room which becomes, instead, an equipped and multifunctional continuum. Despite the relatively small size and the great role played by the external spaces, the project coherently resolves the habitability of the interiors as well as the spaces reserved for the crew.
The solution adopted for the closing the fly by sliding glass amplifies the versatility of this space by thinking of its use in different contexts and situations. The level of finishes and attention to detail are good for a project that probably does not have the ambition to chase large production and sales volumes, but which at a time of market recovery contributes positively to fueling the debate on possible lines of development through a courageous and lucid design experimentation.
The following yachts were nominated in the Motorboat Of The Year in 2016 at the Vela e Motore
78' 8"
Exterior Design: Can Yalman
Naval Architecture: Numarine
Interior Design: Can Yalman
80' 9"
Exterior Design: Nuvolari Lenard
Naval Architecture: Monte Carlo Yachts
Interior Design: Nuvolari Lenard
68' 3"
Exterior Design: Stefano Righini
Naval Architecture: Azimut
Interior Design: Carlo Galeazzi
46' 7"
Exterior Design: Zuccon International
Naval Architecture: Ferretti Group Engineering Department
Interior Design: Zuccon International
54' 2"
Exterior Design: Fulvio de Simoni
Naval Architecture: Fulvio de Simoni , Ferretti Group Engineering Department
Interior Design: Pershing