Design
Design
Arctic Apparition
The idea for this Oso Blanco 54 springs from a bucket-list cruising itinerary.
Nautical History: The Unlikely Success of the Haitian Sloop
Whether serving pirates, traders or smugglers, these rustic watercraft are among the most successful small-boat designs in history.
So Long, Sternbidextrous Life
The double-ended Tyee 33 underscores why two sterns can, sometimes, be better than one.
O Say, Can You See?
This Kingfisher 28 design shows that, with a whole expanse of waterway visible on a nice day, a flybridge cannot be beat.
How Virtual Reality is Changing Yachting
Those goggles your kids use to play video games are revolutionizing yacht design and construction.
Freshwater Explorer of the Future?
The multipurpose MugWump 22 pocket cruiser is conceived for transformative times.
Monohull vs Cat: A Debate for the Ages
Let’s settle the argument that really matters: monohull or multihull?
Out with Glitz and Gadgetry: Workboats to Yachts
Made in America, The Seaton Alaska 75 Will Cost Less
Elling Yachts Puts its 'Self-Righting Hulls' Claim to the Ultimate Test
Elling Yachts' self-righting hulls offer a smart solution to a problem of physics.
A New Dawn For Expedition Yachts
Innovative hulls and cruise-anywhere characteristics have become synonymous with Vripack designs.
Rethinking the Cat
Zurn Yacht Design and New England Boatworks team up on a radical new catamaran concept that’s ideal for island time.
Pacific Powerhouse
A forward-thinking owner’s 92-foot steel expedition trawler can cruise for months at a time without plugging in to shore power.
Tried, True and Brand New
Huckins’ Hybrid Sportsman 38 pairs the best of last century with tomorrow’s technology.