Y.CO is excited to introduce INTENSITY. This new, groundbreaking 88.8 metre superyacht construction project is the result of a partnership between Abeking & Rasmussen, Andrew Winch Designs and Y.CO. INTENSITY is built on the same proven hull and engineering platform as the recent 82 metre KIBO, offering a quick and economical build package.

With German build quality from a world leader in custom yacht building and pedigree design from a multi award winning studio, she is ready for purchase for a visionary Owner.

INTENSITY boasts three decks, offers ample outdoor space and will sleep up to 14 guests in seven cabins. Her design is inspired by a Caribbean island and has been created with privacy, elegance and sophistication in mind, while the extensive use of glass on the vessel allows for fantastic views from the interior. Andrew Winch Designs has created more than 30 award-winning yachts, so any potential Owner can be assured of the quality of this visionary project.

“The striking tri-deck superstructure, incorporating elegant curves and glass wrapping, appears iridescent in the reflection of the water and sunlight. Welcoming, spacious decks provide the perfect environment to entertain guests and relax in the warmth of the sun. I am very proud of INTENSITY’S extraordinary design and am excited about working with Abeking & Rasmussen and Y.CO to bring this beautiful and striking superyacht to life,” says Andrew Winch.

Till Von Kraus, Sales Director of the shipyard Abeking & Rasmussen, added: “we are excited to collaborate with Andrew Winch Designs on this groundbreaking project. His design, twinned with the German quality for which our yard is known, will make INTENSITY one of the most incredible yachts built for a generation. Built on a proven platform but with a bespoke design, the Owner will have the comfort of a well-tested yacht with a totally unique exterior.”

For more information about the progress of the project, please contact:

KELSEY COBBAN / Y.CO
KC@Y.CO
WWW.Y.CO

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