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Sometimes, conventional thinking is, well, too conventional. Witness the fact that five customers have already stepped up to commission a Sanlorenzo SD118, featuring an asymmetric layout from Zuccon International Project with a full-beam interior on one side and a side deck on the other. The asymmetric approach already applies to a few Sanlorenzo series,Continue Reading
Three years ago, Sanlorenzo introduced its SX line, what it terms a crossover series. The SX blends the looks of traditional motoryachts with those of explorer yachts and flying-bridge yachts. They may seem like disparate designs, but they actually all serve the same purpose. As proven by the Sanlorenzo SX112, the combination opens up newContinue Reading
In just a few weeks, hull number one of the biggest Sanlorenzo crossover model will launch. The Sanlorenzo SX112 has an amalgam of traditional yacht and explorer yacht looks, like the other models in the line. But, being the biggest, she brings some new features to the table, too. The SX series debuted in 2017Continue Reading
At nearly 202 feet (61.5 meters), with a volume of 1,200 gross tons and standing five decks high, the Sanlorenzo 62 Steel launched this week. She represents an ongoing expansion of the shipyard’s services into metal-hulled yachts. Inside this first launch, Francesco Paszkowski Design and Margherita Casprini created a soothing, calming ambiance. The master suite—really,Continue Reading
With manufacturing activities back up and running earlier this month, Sanlorenzo launched its first megayacht of the year. Hull number one of the 44 Alloy series, which replaces the 40 Alloy, is floating on her lines outside the shipyard. The 146-footer (44.5-meter) is, as implied by the model name, an all-aluminum project. She features aContinue Reading
UPDATE, JULY 10, 2020: In revealing its quarterly financial results, Sanlorenzo says its exclusivity period with Perini Navi has expired. However, negotiations continue. Additionally, the famed sailing- and motoryacht builder has applied for continuity of business under Italian bankruptcy law, and is under the guidance of a judicial commissioner. Therefore, “Sanlorenzo reserves the right to evaluateContinue Reading