In the second episode of our new season of YachtTalk Specials, we’ll be looking ahead to the introduction of Heesen’s significantly updated 55m Steel series, one of the Dutch shipyard’s most successful platforms to date. Its latest build, Project Serena, combines a fuel-efficient Fast Displacement Hull Design with an ocean-crossing range, huge interior volume and a short delivery schedule. This is all thanks to Heesen’s bold speculative build programme. New exterior features, such as the French balcony, have been added, and we’ll take a closer look at her astonishing interior penned by Italian designer Luca Dini. Heesen’s Sales Director Robert Drontmann and Interior Design Manager Perry van Hirtum will give us an exclusive preview of this exciting new vessel.
0:00 Yachttalk intro
0:48 Introducing of the location
1:45 The advantages of speculative yacht building
3:03 A perfect-sized yacht
3:54 Interior layout of Project Serena
4:34 Novelties of the new 55m series
6:21 Serenas interior design by Luca Dini
9:23 Heesen BlueNautech features
10:18 How to build a speculative yacht interior
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A Dutch shipyard dedicated to pushing the boundaries in design, engineering and construction, Heesen is a company that continues to evolve. Since the time its founding father Frans Heesen acquired the business in 1978, it has been building superyachts in aluminium and steel that offer speed, style and fuel-efficient cruising. Its award-winning vessels continue to match the owner’s exacting demands, and its unrelenting focus on quality, craftsmanship and innovation has created one of the world’s most impressive shipbuilding legacies.
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