by The German shipyard launched the 115m Project Enzo and splashed the 122m Project JAG, both for repeat Lürssen owners and both designed by Italian studio Nuvolari Lenard.
Lürssen has launched Project Enzo, a bespoke 115m, 5,000GT superyacht built for a repeat client who previously owned an 86m build from the German shipyard.
“The owner was extremely impressed with the build process of his first yacht and wanted to replicate the experience, right down to the same build and design team, convinced that no one else could meet his particular demands,” Lürssen stated.
The owner again turned to Italian design studio Nuvolari Lenard for the exterior and interior design, while Moran Yacht & Ship managed and supervised the project. Nuvolari Lenard’s brief was to create a healthy and family-focused life on board, with numerous offerings for sports and activities including an extra-large gym on the skylounge deck and a spacious wellness area on the lower deck.
Dan Lenard, co-founder of Nuvolari Lenard, said: “Enzo’s design language is all about connecting her six decks – both the naval and tech elements with the living space – into one whole. Her three decks integrated into the high bow guarantee seakeeping in true ocean conditions, while also allowing her an innovative full-beam owner suite duplex.”
The 377-footer with a 59ft 7in beam is equipped with state-of-the art technology and engineering systems including a heat-recovery system in the generators that heats the water for the pool, reducing consumption and emissions. Dynamic Positioning enables electronic anchoring in sensitive and remote areas, protecting the seabed and allowing for safe mooring regardless of water depth.
In late June, Lürssen staged a dramatic slipway launch of the 122m Project JAG, the owner’s third superyacht by the German shipyard. The 400-footer entered the water in the traditional fashion – down the slipway. It proved a dramatic occasion for all involved including those on board and workers watching close by.
The experienced repeat client is upgrading from a 96m Lürsen. The new build is being supervised by Moran Yacht & Ship, who have a long-standing relationship with the client and have been involved with all three Lürssen superyachts, as has long-time captain Kyle Fultz.
Nuvolari Lenard designed the sleek, elegant exterior of JAG, which has an overall length of 122m (400ft) including bow sprit and a beam of 17.8m (58ft). The interior is by UK-based firm Reymond Langton and is a beautiful, bespoke homage to the owner’s lifestyle when on board his yacht”, according to Lürssen.
Source: Yacht Style Issue 60, www.lurssen.com, www.superyachttimes.com
