 The ritual "first cut of the steel" on the new Admiral 54 at the T.
Mariotti shipyard marked not only the start of construction on the project, due
to deliver in 2008, but also the launch of a working relationship between the
Genoa yard known for building cruise ships and yachtbuilder Cantieri Navali
Lavagna (CNL) of Milan. The alliance has been named Admiral Mariotti Yachts and
is known by its acronym AMY. (Click image to enlarge)
The 54-meter (176-foot) AMY project is the first displacement
yacht in the Admiral line to have a steel hull and aluminum superstructure. Luca
Dini Design created the styling, while the AMY team handled the engineering.
Among other innovations, the new yacht features a foldout transom that forms a
relaxing waterside porch, instead of the garage found on previous Admirals. The
dinghies and water toys were relocated to side compartments in the hull. Twelve
guests will be accommodated in the yacht’s high-volume layout, which is
topped by a partially enclosed sun deck. (Click image to enlarge)
AMY
39 02 76006601
www.cnl.it
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