The superyacht is designed by Gregory C.

Artefact superyacht. The newest superyacht to be launched by Nobiskrug the German the shipyard known for building Andrey Melnichenkos Sailing Yacht A pictured belowand many. Artefact 80m superyacht back at her home shipyard Nobiskrug in Rendsburg. The Gregory C Marshall designed superyacht hit the water at the yards Rendsburg facility in July 2019 after 18 months in construction.

80m262ft superyacht ARTEFACT exPROJECT 790 from Nobiskrug was built for an Owner who wanted a vessel that left a minimal environmental impact on the places it travelled to along with silent operation and maximum stability. Fraser is delighted to announce that the 80m superyacht MY ARTEFACT currently in build with Nobiskrug Hull no. The 80 metre hybrid superyacht Artefact has been captured on its maiden voyage to Gibraltar after departing German yard Nobiskrug.

Nobiskrug presents the first reveal of their latest high-tech 80-meter Project 790 as the superyacht has been moved from Kiel shipyard into the superyacht hall of the Rendsburg facility. Click to view the full table of specifications for Artefact superyacht including accommodation performance equipment and amenities. Artefact is back in Rendsburg where she was built for maintenance work in between cruising.

It comes after the yacht was delivered earlier this month after successfully completing sea trials. Visit our yachts for sale section to find similar superyachts on the market. She can accommodate up to 14 guests with 24 crew members.

Charl van Rooy SuperYacht Times The climate-conscious owner wanted life onboard Artefact to be an all-encompassing experience. Her owner is Mike Lazaridis. ARTEFACT is a 80 m Motor Yacht.

A new cutting-edge design by superyacht manufacturer Nobiskrug. Many traditional aspects of superyacht GAs have been challenged and reimagined in this design to create an unprecedented experience while minimising. This desire was translated into a sophisticated and stunning interior design with dynamic visual elements all of which bear the hallmark of interior designer Reymond Langton Design.