Project Ego: Transformer Stern
Project Ego?s 118-foot length is modest by superyacht standards, but designer Mauro Giamboi uses every inch of the luxury catamaran?s 42-foot-wide beam to create a vast interior. He designed Ego for a buyer seeking an elegant but livable space, one that is more urban loft than suburban trophy home. The master and VIP staterooms on the main deck and two guest cabins in the port hull provide closer proximity to the water than those on most superyachts. One of the coolest features of Ego is the swim platform at the stern, which separates at the center to allow swimmers and divers instant access to the sea.

Oceanco Project Moonstone: Light Show
Project Moonstone takes onboard illumination to a new level. The 295-foot concept, a joint project by Oceanco and Van Geest Design, has a faceted hull that reflects sun and sea like a diamond. At night, 300 individually dimmable LED lights built into the facets provide customized light shows. The swimming pool features dimmable lights built into a transparent wall. Moonstone isn?t just glitter: It?s built around the proven 295-foot Oceanco hull and includes a complete owner?s deck, a full gym and spa, a cinema, and a touch-and-go helipad. Epiphany: Redefined Classic
Andy Waugh?s 427-foot Epiphany exemplifies his belief that classic design is a ?simple sophistication? that comes by resolving conflicting factors of technology and ergonomics. Epiphany?s undulating profile and stair-step decks are indeed clean...