50m motor yacht Odin is another project created by Sigmund Yacht Design, following the creation of her larger sister motor yacht Centurion. The futuristic and aggressive looking exterior of the Sigmund Yacht Design super yacht Odin incorporates complex, stealth-like angles into the surface to produce an atypical faceted superstructure.
50m Sigmund Yacht Design motor yacht concept Odin
“Facet surface design, which Odin superyacht is the showcase for, is financially advantageous from a low volume production point of view,” explains Director, Peter Symonds. “Although facet surfacing looks very stylish and modern, it also aims to keep finishing costs down. Curved surfaces are labour intensive on this scale of construction, whilst simple, small surfaces cut down the finishing involved.”
50m super yacht concept Odin by Sigmund Yacht Design
The luxury yacht Odin offers a stable hull design and practical interior layouts on a compact scale, with accommodation provided for 12 guests across six guest suites and a master suite, with 10 crew. Symonds explains that the interior aims to be modern but at the same time achieve a classical and time-proven style by using modern materials, similar to yacht Centurion. Guests will benefit from a vast private sundeck, galley, lounge, a yacht tender and water toys garage and a custom-designed Spa Pool.
Odin superyacht design concept by Sigmund Yacht Design
Communication equipment of the 50m motor yacht Odin, such as the radar and navigation equipment has been cleverly hidden in the way the team has integrated the hull and superstructure. “The bird tail fins and the faceting create a visual effect never seen before on a yacht,” Symonds concludes. “We aim to advance exterior design by using the exterior not just for aesthetics but for increased usability and ergonomics.”
Sigmund Yacht Design luxury yacht concept Odin
Using twin MTU 16V 4000 diesel engines, the steel hull and alloy superstructure of the luxury yacht Odin is expected to achieve an estimated top speed of 21 knots and a range of 3000 nm at a cruising speed of 16 knots.
