Our naval architecture service
Our team of naval architects conducts various studies including hull forms, stability, and technical plan
#1 HULL SHAPES
The choice of hull shape is not arbitrary; it is arguably one of the most important decisions that guide the ship’s design.
Whether it’s a monohull, multihull, sailboat, or motorboat, we consider various parameters such as hydrodynamic performance, stability, energy efficiency, and the specific functionality of the vessel.
With this purpose in mind, we have created a specialized tool for designing stepped hulls.
#2 STABILITY ASSESSMENT
Data on bulbous bows and weight estimates.
The stability of a vessel is determined by the interaction of two main factors: the first is related to the shape of the hull, its volumes, and their distribution. The second factor is the mass of the vessel and its distribution. Together, these factors determine the vessel’s hydrostatic values.
A precise weight estimate is then established and refined throughout the project to ensure that the boat meets its weight targets and maintains proper distribution. To achieve this, we have implemented databases to include as many elements as possible.
#3 TECHNICAL PLAN
A boat, beyond being a beautiful living space, is also a sophisticated machine that requires proper equipment. This involves rigorously designing deck plans, sail plans, and propulsion systems.
We continually seek to optimize configurations and evaluate their effectiveness in various navigation scenarios based on the boat’s intended use.
