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A 394 feet-long Shark Inspired Superyacht

A ship of this class will cruise the oceans free from emissions, as it is an ice-class expedition ship.

State of Craft’s first shark-like superyacht is a departure from other shark-themed boats we’ve seen before.

A new concept created by the multidisciplinary design studio last Thursday features a sleek, silver hull that echoes the sleekness and power of the Mako shark.

Mako yacht side
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“The efficiency and beauty of the sleek, sculptural shapes of Mako sharks served as an early inspiration for the concept,” said Daniel Goldberg, president and founder of State of Craft. “I wanted the hull and superstructure, interior and exterior spaces to all be highly integrated into an overall volume with a continuous surface.”

Ice-class expedition vessels are also a cutting-edge example of sustainable design. In order to cruise the seas without emitting carbon dioxide, the vessel is envisioned with hydrogen fuel cells, electric engines, batteries, and solar panels. This will certainly make Mako’s fellow sharks happy. At this point, performance specs are unknown.

Meanwhile, the interiors are designed with curving lines and sloped walls rather than conventional right angles. As a standard, however, there is a light, double-height space at the heart of the vessels that can be customized to suit the needs of commercial outfits or private explorers. The space is filled with windows and comfortable seating, making it a floating living room of sorts.

Mako yacht top view
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Mako yacht studio
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Mako yacht pool
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Mako yacht stale
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Seafarers can also find a 270-degree panoramic view from the cantilevered aft deck, which wraps around the yacht’s hull. Other amenities include a large sunken seating area, a beach club, and a garage for storage and mooring tenders.‍

Mako’s Pavilion is another highlight. This all-purpose space is sheltered by sliding, perforated screens and can function as an observatory, fitness studio, yoga space, and panoramic lounge.

This is State of Craft’s first foray into superyacht design. It’s certainly not a bad first experience either, given its experience in residential developments and private homes over the past decade.

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