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Cantieri di Pisa launches Polaris 48, the first model in a new range of steel and aluminum voyagers characterized by their great versatility. The new Polaris 48 is the result of the collaboration between Antonio Luxardo, chief designer of the Shipyard, who designed the external lines of the entire range, Optima Design for naval engineering and Parisotto + Formenton Architetti for interior design.
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The Genaral Arrangemenrts feature, among the particularities of the Polaris 48, the Upper Deck which has a dining area at the center, while the external stern area is a large terrace overlooking the sea furnished with a lounge, a sunbathing area,a bar ,and two stairs that connect it to the beach area below. The main deck houses the owner's cabin and a VIP cabin and around 200 m2 of spaces dedicated to conviviality, including an internal lounge and 150 m2 of outdoor spaces capable of accommodating a Jacuzzi pool and three tenders.
The new Polaris 48, 48 meters long, with a maximum beam of 9 meters has an EHPH (Eco High Power Hull) displacement hull for long-range navigation and reduced consumption and will be followed by the Polaris 38 and the Super Polaris 60 The engines will be two 1650 Man V12s, the expected range is approximately 4,000 miles at 10 knots and the maximum speed of 16 knots. The shipyard is also carrying out some research to propose hybrid propulsion as an alternative to traditional engines.
As for the interior design, Parisotto + Formenton Architects have designed bright interiors with a warm and welcoming atmosphere, which favor the use of natural materials rich in tactile connotations which include teak, carbon, bronze, glass and brass.
In line with the studio's design philosophy, the lines of the interiors and custom furnishings recall the marine atmosphere: in fact the design has a highly contemporary language, but with a clear marine appeal with an extremely careful selection of materials and finishes that it enhances the tactile and aesthetic value of the material and the refinement of the workmanship, for a result of timeless elegance. The presence of different essences underlines the difference between the large spaces for shared and social moments, which are lighter and brighter, and the more private areas of the cabins, which are darker and more restful. The windows were designed never to be opened as much as possible for a continuous dialogue with light and panorama which makes interiors and exteriors unique for enjoying the sea at 360°.
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Parisotto+Formenton Architetti, established by Aldo Parisotto and Massimo Formenton the studio has now 30 years of international experience. As far as architecture is concerned, they have designed museums, residential and commercial buildings. As interior designers, the core business is retail design, for fashion and luxury brands. As designers, they work with major lighting and furniture companies; as yacht designers they have created interiors for yachts and sailyachts. Aldo Parisotto is the Art Director of True Design and Qu.
