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Admiral launched Kensho, the new 75 metre Megayacht

by Admiral Yachts 21 Nov 2021 16:29 GMT
Kensho, the new 75-metre superyacht © Sargentini Foto

Kensho, the new 75-metre superyacht was launched as part of the Admiral fleet, flagship brand of The Italian Sea Group, global operator in the luxury yachting industry active in the construction and refit of yachts and vessels over 100 meters.

Kensho is an owner driven project that redefines the spacial constraints, distribution and luxury on a superyacht. Technical challenges are answered with feasible but poetic solutions. Kensho is the embodiment of something new, personal and ground-breaking. Kensho flows. She is the physicalisation of an inspired personal vision that furnishes an optimal sea voyage experience.

"Kensho integrates the best ideas of both residential and yacht design to create a new quality of living at sea" - Her experienced owner.

"Thanks to the Kensho we proudly confirm our know-how and specific skills in building mega-yachts of such innovation and beauty." - concluded Giovanni Costantino, The Italian Sea Group Founder & CEO. - "This motor-yacht represents a further achievement confirming our synergy with international professionals. Working on this masterpiece full of detail and research has been a wonderful experience for all of us".

Coherent and remarkable, Kensho's identity is an invitation to experience yachting differently. The work on rethinking architectural configurations has given to Kensho her unique qualities.

  • subdivided for one level of intimacy, comfort and views.

    Inspired by nature, noble materials which are artfully transformed into forms that are rounded and organic. From her hardscape to her soft touch interior, the narrative is coherent, seamless and contemporary. Teak, Marble, Onyx, Silk, Wool, Bronze and Glass, a diverse material vocabulary deployed in a deeply personal and poetic expression. The result is a new yacht born of history, tradition, values, myths, and story.

    To carry out the conception of Kensho. Her owner has assembled a fine mix of industry authorities and fresh-eyed newcomers to realize his vision.

    The design team - with exterior design by Azure Yacht Design (NL) in collaboration with archineers.berlin (DE), and interior design by Agence Jouin Manku (FR) - dared to imagine more. Encouraged by their passionate and inventive client, they've designed and delivered a ground-breaking unique layout that sets a newly minted standard for functionality.

    Technical Marine UK have overseen the project on behalf of the Owner from the start, acting as Owners Project Manager and Technical Surveyor.

    Together, the team gives new form to yachting's established codes.

    M/Y Kensho is equipped with a state-of-the-art "Diesel-Electric" propulsion system, with permanent magnet electrical motors, granting a high efficiency and great power, with limited volume.

    The design has been developed giving important weight to the environmental perspective, not only in the respect of the "ECO" notation of the Classification Body, supplying the propulsion system with five variable speed generators, all equipped with antiparticle system so to optimise consumption at every speed and reduce emissions in the atmosphere.

    The hull has been developed by minimising resistance through the employment of azimuthal propulsion and retractable stabiliser fins.

    Kensho will be available to charter by leading superyacht company Y.CO in the Mediterranean in summer 2022.

    Technical Specifications:

    Lenght Overall: m 74.85
    Moulded Breadth: m 12.8
    Moulded Depth: m 7.0
    Design Draft: m 3.3
    Gross Tonnage: GT 1980
    Class Notation: LRS: 100A1, SSC, YACHT, Mono G6, LMC, UMS, SCM, ECO
    Owner and Guest: No.16 (8 cabins)
    Crew: No.19+1 (12 cabins)
    Main Propulsion System: 2 x Electric Azimuth Thrusters 1,425 kW
    Main Diesel Generators: 2 x 310 bkW and 3 x 970 bkW
    Max Speed (at 100% MCR): 15.4 knots @ trial load
    Cruising Speed (at 85% MCR): 13.6 knots @ trial load
    Max Range @ 12knots: 4,350 nautical miles
    Bow Thruster: 1 x 220 kW electric
    Stabilizer Fins: Underway and 'at anchor' condition

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