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Artefact yacht owner. ARTEFACT is the result of a very well thought-through design where every detail related to operational esthetical and technological requirements has been considered and accommodated. Designed by Nobiskrug and also by Gregory Marshall on the exterior and Raymond Langton on the interior in 2016 the yacht. But a platform for innovation.

It comes after the yacht was delivered earlier this month after successfully completing sea trials. Commissioned by a visionary and technically-minded owner Artefact is the design work of Gregory C Marshall exterior and Reymond Langton interior. The Gregory C Marshall designed superyacht hit the water at the yards Rendsburg facility in July 2019 after 18 months in construction.

I kept thinking it would be great if I could change the view so when I had a chance to design Artefact I wanted to bring that experience as much as I could the owner says. Harald Van Exem Director of Yacht Management Services at Fraser. The 80m 2626 Custom motor yacht motor yacht Artefact was built by Nobiskrug in Germany at their Rendsburg shipyard she was delivered to her owner in 2020.

In fact it was the new owner who chose to have it built at this impressive size since the original design was actually for a smaller yacht. ARTEFACT is not only a new build. The motor yacht MY Artefact is anything but ordinary and combines unique design with clever engineering.

And its affiliates IRI which provides administrative and technical support to the Republic of the Marshall Islands RMI Yacht Registry has overseen the construction and flagging of the innovative project working with the yard the owners representative Captain Aaron Clark and Lloyds Register. Nobiskrug has announced that superyacht ARTEFACT has completed her sea trials in the Baltic Sea and has been delivered to her Owner. A special detail on board MY Artefact can be found on the family deck the owners area with his-and-her bathrooms two VIP suites home cinema and the lounge.

Enter the owner of Artefact. Marshall and interiors by. Here the design concept is rounded off by three-dimensional writing desks that are above all noted for being finished with quilted maple veneer and a special surface of liquid metal.