The yacht will be built from steel and aluminum with a fast-displacement hull.
Netherlands-based Omega Architects has unveiled the 83.5m Seasar concept yacht. The six-deck vessel exemplifies the rational development of Omega Architects' decade-long integrated hull design.
Seasar will be built in steel and aluminum with a fast-displacement hull. In the center of the yacht, a bright wire will open the way to the outside spaces aft. According to the concept presented, the 2,000-ton boat will use biofuel-powered generators and will be able to operate in quiet electronic mode.
Decks will be designed with functional use of personal space in mind. On the lower deck there will be technical rooms, on the main deck there will be spaces for guests and tender storage. The owner's deck will be exclusively for the owner, while the wheelhouse deck will be used for steering the yacht. Seasar will also have an observation deck with endless open views.
The yacht will accommodate 14 people thanks to five double guest staterooms and an owner's suite. The 150-square-foot water toy storage space will accommodate four Jet-Skis, a 9.6-meter limousine tender, a five-meter rescue tender and a submarine.
