The launch of the SuperyachtDesign brand in 2009, which
comprises a quarterly magazine, website portal and event, provided the
perfect foundation to deliver the best design related content to the
market. Now in its fifth year, the next phase for the brand is the introduction of its SuperyachtDESIGNERS
issue — an annual supplement to provide the market with the ultimate
design reference tool.
SuperyachtDESIGNERS will give design studios the opportunity to present a combination of concepts and projects to the market, whether in build or built, interior or exterior. This is an opportunity for designers to become a SuperyachtDesign partner and to elevate their studio’s status, getting in front of brokers and more importantly, owners. It will give these key decision makers a powerful reference tool in print and online when considering the right team and personality to create an owner’s refit, extension or new build project.
You will also see the introduction of a Partners page on SuperyachtDesign.com, which will translate the content of the new SuperyachtDESIGNERS product onto its web portal. It is here where a studio’s work, philosophy and company history will be presented and will allow the studio to upload and edit contents as it sees fit, as a valued partner of the brand. If you are interested in this opportunity, please contact commercial director Roland Archdall by 1st October. To read more on what is offered, please click here.
The evolution of the brand has also led to the introduction of a powerful search engine to make the value of our concepts database go further. It is now possible to search through designs by studio, interior or exterior, vessel type or length, making the search for a new project faster and more efficient than ever before. You can find this new tool under the Concepts tab.
To celebrate these changes, existing SuperyachtDesign subscribers are invited to download the new Designer Global Order Book, powered by SuperyachtIntelligence.com. The report delivers a clear picture of how the market has developed over the past six years and what impact the recession has had on the balance of work between independent and in-house design teams. Visit SuperyachtDesign.com to view the full report today.
SuperyachtDESIGNERS will give design studios the opportunity to present a combination of concepts and projects to the market, whether in build or built, interior or exterior. This is an opportunity for designers to become a SuperyachtDesign partner and to elevate their studio’s status, getting in front of brokers and more importantly, owners. It will give these key decision makers a powerful reference tool in print and online when considering the right team and personality to create an owner’s refit, extension or new build project.
You will also see the introduction of a Partners page on SuperyachtDesign.com, which will translate the content of the new SuperyachtDESIGNERS product onto its web portal. It is here where a studio’s work, philosophy and company history will be presented and will allow the studio to upload and edit contents as it sees fit, as a valued partner of the brand. If you are interested in this opportunity, please contact commercial director Roland Archdall by 1st October. To read more on what is offered, please click here.
The evolution of the brand has also led to the introduction of a powerful search engine to make the value of our concepts database go further. It is now possible to search through designs by studio, interior or exterior, vessel type or length, making the search for a new project faster and more efficient than ever before. You can find this new tool under the Concepts tab.
To celebrate these changes, existing SuperyachtDesign subscribers are invited to download the new Designer Global Order Book, powered by SuperyachtIntelligence.com. The report delivers a clear picture of how the market has developed over the past six years and what impact the recession has had on the balance of work between independent and in-house design teams. Visit SuperyachtDesign.com to view the full report today.
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