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Burgess Marine are busier than ever ahead of the superyacht show season, with four major projects currently underway at the shipyard including two in the UK and two in the Mediterranean.<img alt="" src="https://syt-store-production.s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/photo/150746/image/large-6689afbd7b9adcc8791bfaf2de706e77.jpg" data-gid="gid://syiq/Photo/150746">In Porchester, the refit of the 25 metre Coy Koi has encompassed annual Class works, blasting and painting. Work continues on the refit of the 57 metre vessel Tacanuya, the 1992 Swiftship. Her refit will encompass structural, mechanical and electrical works, as well as paint works and a major interior overhaul by Trimline Superyacht Interiors and Atlantic Contract Interiors.In addition, the shipyard have announced they are undertaking a major structural repair project in Toulon, at ISM, on behalf of the Ocean Independence yacht management team. The vessel is undergoing a major series of aluminium repairs; the contracted works consists of repairs to the fuel and fresh water tanks, bulkheads and garages doors.In partnership with Ocean Independence, Laurent Giles and Rolls Royce, will also formally launch Project Nelson on the 24th September, during this years Monaco Yacht Show.By Gemma Fottles

Refit of 57 metre Tacanuya well underway

Trimline Yacht Interiors has unveiled the new interior of superyacht Shemara, which has just undergone a major refit. <img alt="" src="https://syt-store-production.s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/photo/150155/image/large-0311cebcb814d76d310b8c3feeb68a2c.jpg" data-gid="gid://syiq/Photo/150155">Crew cabins, bathrooms, mess areas and the main saloon have all been revitalised She now has a modern twist to the interior with many original features to commemorate the yacht’s rich heritage.<img alt="" src="https://syt-store-production.s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/photo/150156/image/large-4ca0d71af1270d49054e5f140c4fc06c.jpg" data-gid="gid://syiq/Photo/150156">The main saloon for example, features a hand-made stone fireplace and timber panelling providing a grand entertaining space.<img alt="" src="https://syt-store-production.s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/photo/150157/image/large-7ab7abe343cd1993072dce22fbd08b2e.jpg" data-gid="gid://syiq/Photo/150157">Built in Southampton by Vosper Thorneycroft in 1938, the 65 metre motor yacht has a colourful history after being used as a submarine training vessel during World War II.By Maarten Janssen

First look on board superyacht Shemara

Leading Southampton marine outfitting company Trimline has been selected to carry out a 14-month project to refit the motor yacht Nobla, formerly owned by President Gaddafi of Libya. The 45 m. yacht, built by Feadship in the Netherlands in 1975, has been lying at Ocean Quay on the River Itchen at Southampton for several years and is now owned by Russian interests. Work has already commenced on a large programme of work, involving a total refit of the interior in the owner’s and guest accommodation, the main saloon, dining saloon, Captain’s accommodation, bridge and crew areas. Trimline will be working to designs by Design Unlimited, based at Titchfield. Much of the work will focus on returning the yacht to her past glory with a mixture of new furnishings and restoration of existing furniture and fittings. Seating will be re-upholstered and existing furniture re-polished, while new soft furnishings and furniture will also be manufactured by Trimline at its in-house factory. Flooring will include fitting new carpets throughout. In addition, some areas will require new panelling and new deckheads, the marble in cabin bathrooms will be restored and work will be carried out on cabin wet units. New wooden panelling and deckheads will be created in several areas while new wooden decks and floors will be fitted in other parts of the vessel. Trimline expects to have a team on station for much of the programme supported by its own manufacturing facilities and procurement activity. Nigel Spooner, Director Technical and Design, commented: “Following our major projects on the new build MY Samar and refurbishing the MY Illusion, this will be another major project to further Trimline 's reputation in the superyacht refit sector. '' “Nobla will be an interesting mix of new work and restoration which will allow the yacht to retain its character yet upgraded to reflect the latest modern standards.” For further information, contact: Mike Oliver, Sales and Marketing Director, Telephone: 023 8033 4242