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Bannenberg Designs rebrands to Bannenberg & Rowell DesignTuesday, 19 May 2009
Latest news from Bannenberg & Rowell DesignWednesday, 8 April 2009
Superyacht design studio profile: Pastrovich StudioWednesday, 25 March 2009
Monday, 19 October 2009Tuesday, 22 September 2009Friday, 18 September 2009Tuesday, 30 June 2009Tuesday, 9 June 2009Setzer gets projects underway in Taiwan, Mainland China and Holland Tuesday, 26 May 2009Tuesday, 28 April 2009Thursday, 23 April 2009Setzer Design’s Marama is a finalist for the 2009 World Superyacht Awards Tuesday, 21 April 2009Yacht designer Mark Anders to run London Marathon for charity Thursday, 9 April 2009Friday, 27 March 2009Wednesday, 28 January 2009Wednesday, 21 January 2009Tuesday, 13 January 2009 |
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Dickie Bannenberg and Simon Rowell are pleased to announce that Bannenberg Designs will be known as Bannenberg & Rowell Design as of today. The studio was founded by Dickie’s father, the late Jon Bannenberg, in the early 60s and notable designs include the 138m Rising Sun, 67m Siran and more recent projects include Predator and Natori. 
Bannenberg & Rowell Design is working with major shipyards around the world on many different superyacht projects. They are working with Baglietto on the interior of a 41 metre yacht, in the United States with Trinity Yachts on the design of a 60 metre motor yacht and other projects include two 60 metre Abeking yachts, and an 85 metre Lürssen. 
In the summer of 1996, Stefano Pastrovich received an architectural degree, with honors, from the University of Genoa . Straight from university, Stefano started his career as a naval architect with the Martin Francis Design Studio. It was at the Francis Studio where Stefano had the opportunity to work on the 54 metre Senses. 