The Atlantico yacht, a 27-metre marvel designed by Pastrovich Studio, is making waves in the luxury boating world with its unique architectural approach. Engineered in collaboration with BMT, the yacht features a striking design where four pillars support the roof, allowing for an expansive open space without bulkheads or window frames.
The yacht's main deck seamlessly merges indoor and outdoor spaces, creating a singular room that enhances the luxury experience. At anchor, the stern of the Atlantico unfolds like origami, expanding the beam from 8.3 metres to an impressive 10.2 metres. This innovative design was inspired by the owner's request for a vessel reminiscent of the 118 Wallypower, yet distinct in its execution.
Delivered in 2019, the Atlantico continues to captivate with its sleek lines and sophisticated engineering. "To realise great ideas, it is essential to assemble a group of professionals eager to develop and innovate, in total economic and intellectual freedom," said Stefano Pastrovich, the architect and yacht designer behind the project.
The yacht's design and construction were managed by Pastrovich Studio in Monaco, with naval architecture by BMT and construction by Alia Yachts. The project exemplifies a blend of industrial construction techniques and superyacht sophistication, catering to a new market of affluent clients seeking bespoke luxury experiences.
As the Atlantico continues to garner attention, its innovative design sets a new standard in the world of luxury yachts, promising to influence future projects in the industry
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