Feadship has completed the technical launch of its 82.9-metre superyacht Project 712, during the early hours of the morning.
Photo: Ruben Griffioen / SuperYacht TimesProject 712 was pulled out of the Feadship’s Scheepswerf Slob facility on the river Merwede, just outside of Papendrecht, over the weekend and then transported closer to Rotterdam where her technical launch took place.
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Photo: Ruben Griffioen / SuperYacht TimesThe sub-2000 GT superyacht is characterised by a plumb bow and clean, crisp exterior lines. Project 712 has three cascading aft decks that will provide guests with plenty of alfresco space. She also appears to have fold-out balconies in the beach club. Her naval architecture and engineering was conceived by De Voogt Naval Architects.
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Photo: Ruben Griffioen / SuperYacht TimesProject 712 will now be transported to Feadship’s facility in Aalsmeer, close to Amsterdam, where she’ll be outfitted and her interior spaces curated. Feadship expects to deliver her next year.
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Photo: Ruben Griffioen / SuperYacht TimesPrior to her delivery, according to SYT iQ, Feadship will complete five projects. The 118-metre superyacht Project 1010 will be delivered imminently, while the 67.4-metre Feadship Van Lent 823, the 76.05-metre Feadship Van Lent 822, the 84.2-metre Feadship De Vries 710 and the 118.8-metre Feadship Van Lent 821, will all be completed next year.
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