Azimut Yachts Launches a Contest for Young Designers

Azimut Yachts Launches a Contest for Young Designers

Azimut Yachts Launches a Contest for Young Designers

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09/05/2019 - 11:23

In pursuit of its mission to innovate the future by helping young talents discover ways they can play a leading role in tomorrow’s yachting industry, Azimut Yachts has launched a Design Competition with Arts Thread, the world’s leading network for new creatives.

Azimut Yachts is calling for highly innovative and creative projects from transportation and interior designers, asking them to create a new day cruiser for launch as part of the brand’s Atlantis Collection.

For this new concept boat, designers are requested to propose one of these options: the external lines of a 10-meter boat with in-board engines; the layout of habitable areas with open and multifunctional spaces; under-deck interiors; innovative, exclusive and luxurious micro-design details dedicated to on-board comfort (objects, seats, ergonomic sundecks and combined lighting).
The use of sustainable materials will be considered a valuable plus for participants.

The winner of the competition, to be announced next  December, will receive an all-expenses paid three-month internship at Azimut headquarters in Avigliana, Italy.

This contest is the most recent chapter in an ongoing process that has seen the brand partnering for over 10 years with international design schools and universities, such as IED, Poli-Design, Politecnico di Torino, Coventry University, to develop a curriculum and build a stronger understanding of yacht design. 

The initiative is part of a broader project developed by Azimut|Benetti Group to celebrate its 50th anniversary and underline the brand’s focus on design, featuring a design installation in Times Square that showcases an Azimut S6 yacht, in partnership with Design Pavilion, to mark NYCxDesign (May 10 - 22, 2019).
 

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