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Design 809 |50m Superyacht Concept Portfoilio

Design 809, is a new 50m concept that has been created to re-define what it means to be a high performance superyacht. Farr Yacht Design and Design Unlimited have partnered together to create this high performance racer cruiser that will establish a new class in competitive sailing superyachts.

Design 809, is a new 50m concept that has been created to re-define what it means to be a high performance superyacht. Farr Yacht Design and Design Unlimited have partnered together to create this high performance racer cruiser that will establish a new class in competitive sailing superyachts.

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YACHT DESIGN<br />

<strong>Concept</strong> Portfolio<br />

50m <strong>Superyacht</strong><br />

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Introduction<br />

Specification<br />

<strong>Design</strong> № <strong>809</strong><br />

50m <strong>Superyacht</strong> <strong>Concept</strong><br />

<strong>Design</strong> <strong>809</strong>, is a new 50m concept that has been created to re-define<br />

what it means to be a high performance superyacht.<br />

Farr Yacht <strong>Design</strong> and <strong>Design</strong> Unlimited have partnered together to<br />

create this high performance racer cruiser that will establish a new<br />

class in competitive sailing superyachts.<br />

Breaking records, dominating the <strong>Superyacht</strong> Racing Circuit, and<br />

comfortable Mediterranean and Caribbean cruising round out the<br />

uncompromising design brief. Cutting days from trans-ocean records<br />

and finishing hours ahead of the closet competition in superyacht day<br />

races are all easily within the capabilities of this incredible yacht.<br />

This 50m concept is pure power with a long, light hull of only 155 tons<br />

displacement, and a rig that stands 68m above the waterline. 2500<br />

square meters of sail, twin daggerboards and rudders and a telescoping/<br />

canting keel allow this yacht to easily achieve speeds into the mid-20’s<br />

in moderate winds and well above 30 knots in strong winds. Advanced<br />

and proven sail handling systems provide the necessary flexibility and<br />

safety needed to confidently achieve those high speeds.<br />

Specification<br />

Length Overall:<br />

50.0 m<br />

Length Waterline:<br />

46.3 m<br />

Maximum Beam:<br />

10.44 m<br />

Displacement (Light):<br />

155 Tons<br />

Displacement (Half Load): 165 Tons<br />

Maximum Draft:<br />

7.0 m<br />

Minimum (Lifted) Draft:<br />

4.5 m<br />

DLR: 46<br />

I: 60.63 m<br />

ISP:<br />

63.65 m<br />

J: 18.89 m<br />

P: 59.46 m<br />

E: 18.89 m<br />

Upwind Sail Area:<br />

Downwind Sail area:<br />

1335 m^2<br />

2507 m^2<br />

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Naval Architecture<br />

Naval Architecture notes<br />

Power and light weight come from full carbon construction including super<br />

lightweight interiors.<br />

The precise control of that awesome power is provided by a telescopic/canting keel,<br />

twin daggerboards and twin rudders. This combination of design components, on a<br />

vessel totaling a mere 155 tons, results in the world’s fastest superyacht.<br />

The sleek hull owes its lineage to record breaking round-the-world racers. A reverse<br />

stem and full-length chine enhance performance and complement the aggressive<br />

style.<br />

A yacht of this size requires unique appendage systems to reach the performance<br />

goals and to function near shore and in fantastic cruising zones. A telescopic/canting<br />

keel with a draft of 7 meters is one of the key design elements. This configuration was<br />

chosen because it achieves a draft range (7 to 4.5m) with the best performance and<br />

minimal intrusion into the interior spaces. The telescopic/canting keel is a marvel<br />

of modern technology and hydraulic systems. Married with twin daggerboards and<br />

twin rudders it is the optimum solution for achieving and maintaining amazing<br />

speeds under absolute control.<br />

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Exterior Styling<br />

Exterior Styling notes<br />

The exterior styling of the concept work has targeted a distinctive look to match the performance of the world’s fastest superyacht.<br />

Plain, simple surfaces let key features stand out, and are part of a styling solution that will stand the test of time. The primary<br />

elements have been formed by lifting the very fabric of the hull and deck to reveal secondary elements that are purposeful, and<br />

with a strong directional language. The hull itself rolls inboard to form wide bulwark features that accentuate the length of the<br />

boat. The bulwark width has been chosen to envelop the daggerboard/deck penetrations, and to provide comfortable hiking<br />

space for crew. The expansive teak decks have been locally lifted to reveal a cabin and window feature that gives the boat a soul.<br />

The cabin sizing has been chosen as a fairly minimal one that is still complementary of the hull’s freeboard, and with enough<br />

window to portray some aggression.<br />

A central safe guest zone is immediately positioned behind the main companionway. This area has expansive space for lounging<br />

and dining. The 3 winches, traveller/aft companionway, and helm station define a crew working zone. By extending this zone all<br />

the way outboard to the bulwark feature we create a strong link to the full cockpit race boats that are defining ‘state of the art’.<br />

Central zones are highlighted in a darker glass and wood colors that link use areas. The aft cockpit teak and dark central zone<br />

continue between sunbathing areas and over the transom to create a strong link to the sea.<br />

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Interior Styling<br />

Interior Styling notes<br />

The interior arrangement and styling pairs superyacht luxury with lightweight materials, engineered to limit any noise and vibration. The result is an open and spacious interior with a<br />

particularly ergonomic design. Dark, American Walnut adds a polished finished to a softer and more casual general décor and subtly integrated LED lighting is a practical yet aesthetic<br />

addition.<br />

The main saloon, with access direct from the cockpit, features a bar, lounge space and dining area all on one level. Moving below, there’s accommodation for six within comprising a<br />

master stateroom and two guest cabins, all with en-suite facilities. The full-beam master stateroom also features a private lounge area, expansive dressing space and additional direct<br />

access to the aft deck.<br />

Forward, there’s crew accommodation for eight with a large galley opposite the cress mess, a walk-in fridge freezer and separate laundry room. The Captain and First Mate’s quarters<br />

are positioned aft, along with a navigation station, and allow for quick access direct to the deck and dual helm positions.<br />

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YACHT DESIGN<br />

info@farrdesign.com<br />

+1 410 267 0780<br />

farrdesign.com<br />

info@designunlimited.net<br />

+44 1329 282444<br />

designunlimited.net<br />

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