The 80-metre Nobiskrug yacht Artefact is one of the yards most eco-friendly projects to date.

Artefact yacht interior. Regarded as a platform for innovation ARTEFACT has been designed to try and reshape the future of yachting by showcasing the state-of-the-art technology and innovative power and performance opportunities. Nobiskrug have been shortlisted for the Interior Design Award Motor Yacht in The International Yacht Aviation Awards. Commissioned by a visionary and technically-minded owner Artefact is the design work of Gregory C Marshall exterior and Reymond Langton interior.

Timeless yet modern harmonious interior refined with decorative furniture hybrid propulsion system and green electricity from the photovoltaic system. 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. Unfortunately no interior photos of the yacht Artefact have been released.

Solar panels are also incorporated into the design that charges the on board battery banks in remote locations. Marshall with an interior by Reymond Langton Design. Of course not all of it is attributable to the interior materials.

One of the largest-volume 80m yachts on the planet at 2999GT ARTEFACT features over 740sqm of floor-to-ceiling custom curved glasswork throughout weighing almost 60 tonnes. The yachts interior is designed by Reymond Langton Design. These are sample photos of yacht interiors designed by Reymond Langton.

Timeless and modern a harmonious interior refined with decorative individual pieces of furniture a hybrid propulsion system as well as green electricity from the photovoltaic system. As of press time the environmentally sensitive 262-foot superyacht Artefact was undergoing sea trials before its scheduled much-anticipated end. The yachts journey between the two shipyards started from Kiel Fjord with a passage through the.

Measuring 80-metres and currently under. The motor yacht MY Artefact is anything but ordinary and combines unique design with clever engineering. The newest superyacht to be launched by Nobiskrug the German the shipyard known for building Andrey Melnichenkos Sailing Yacht A pictured belowand many.