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Tankoa's latest superyacht, the 50-meter Grey, stands as the epitome of elegance and technological evolution within the esteemed S501 series. The vessel, a collaborative masterpiece by Francesco Paszkowski in exterior styling and Giorgio Cassetta in interior design, sets new standards with its bespoke features, meticulous construction, and the introduction of the S501 "EVO" version.

The 25.7-metre Royal Huisman sailing yacht Foftein Star has rejoined the brokerage market with Manfred Haas of Haas International. Built of aluminium in 1989 to designs by naval architect Henry Scheel, the world cruising ketch was refitted by the yard in 2006 and features the renowned Scheel keel, giving a shallow draft.

SHADOWCAT, the collaboration between YCTS Ltd and Incat Crowther, has presented the latest in the Shadowcat series, M/Y Sustain, at the Monaco show. A 69m catamaran shadow vessel, Sustain offers features and elements that support the work of conservation and research organisations, incorporating the concept that a shadow vessel will have more flexibility in sharing its resources than an owner’s main yacht. Spaces within the vessel have been designed in support of research, conservation and humanitarian initiatives.

When the owner of Entourage, the second hull in Amels’s 60 Limited Editions range, appointed a well-known residential design firm to pen the yacht’s interior, it led to a radical new rethink on space, layout, and flow, including unexpected structural changes that Amels has adopted for all future builds.

The highly secretive 103-metre Feadship superyacht project, known only as Feadship 1011, has been launched at Feadship's Makkum site. This is the first time the yacht's distinctive clean lines and squared-off deck design has been seen in the light of day. Dutch studio Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design is behind the exterior, and Feadship has said that the yacht's modern profile uses 1,100 square metres of exterior glass that culminates in twenty exterior sliding doors, twelve glass windbreaks and six-metre panels of glass along the main deck guest cabins.