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Russian yacht designer. Moscow-born designer Igor Lobanov first burst on the superyacht scene as the owners representative for the groundbreaking motor yacht A which was designed by Philippe Starck with naval architecture by Martin Francis and built and delivered by Blohm Voss in. Dilbar is owned by Russian billionaire Alisher Usmanov and is considered the largest yacht in the world by gross tonnage and interior volume. The yacht was finished at Blohm and Voss in Germany and delivered to her Russian owner in 2014.

Sailing Yacht A worth 360m and 240m Motor Yacht. A 2257-foot Russian navy ship was converted into a superyacht thats now on sale for nearly 27 million with Burgess Yachts. Russia designs fifth-generation nuclear submarines.

The Livadia was an imperial yacht of the House of Romanov built in 18791880 to replace a yacht of the same name that had sunk off the coast of Crimea in 1878. Sister ship of Baltika. Klyukins medical complex takes the form of four sails located in the middle of an artificial lake which is itself located in Tunisia Economic City TEC.

Eclipse s interiors were designed by world-renowned Terence Disdale Design in London. The super SUPER yacht. The 40-year-old Russian billionaire first made waves when he launched A the 396-foot motor yacht that became one of the most famous in the world for its radical design.

Of Govan on the Clyde. Boat Design Net does not necessarily endorse nor share the view of each individual post. Melnichenko whose 39-year-old wife Aleksandra is a former model and pop singer from Serbia has reportedly commissioned the even grander Sailing Yacht A from the same designer.

Through all phases of the process concept design engineering and construction our vessels are the result of collaboration by an international team of. This varied comprehensive experience has helped Lobanov Design innovate evolve and create earning the studio respect and acclaim for its bold approach to luxury yacht design. Russian designer Igor Lobanov shares insights on past projects and whether his studios futuristic concepts can be realised.