The 44m aluminium superyacht is packed with innovations
Italian superyacht builder Sanlorenzo has unveiled its new 44Alloy, a 44.5m fast displacement superyacht built entirely in aluminium.
Offering maximum onboard liveability, the owner’s cabin is a private apartment of 145sq m, divided over three levels, with indoor and outdoor zones – a solution never seen before on a superyacht of this size, the company claims.
A large beach club that opens on three sides, providing direct access to the sea, while the foredeck, with its open area, offers multiple possibilities of use.
The 44Alloy, which makes its official debut at the Cannes Yachting Festival in September, is a conceptual update of the prize-winning 40Alloy, the 40m aluminium model famous for its fold-out terraces in the owner’s zone, its gullwing doors on the bridge, its remarkable performance and commercial success, with as many as 10 yachts sold.
A completely new concept and project developed by the Sanlorenzo team, relying on the creativity of the Zuccon International Project studio, with the personal contribution of Bernardo Zuccon, for the design of the external lines and the definition of the concept in a layout never seen before.
Martina Zuccon is reponsible for the interior design of the first 44Alloy currently under construction. The second yacht has interiors by the Florence-based architect Michele Bonan, while the third unit will bear the signature of the French architecture firm Liaigre, reflecting the flexibility, eclecticism and internationalism of the Sanlorenzo shipyard.
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