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Joseph Artese designs interior for 185ft expedition superyacht AluciaFriday, 19 December 2008
Balk Shipyard – The superyacht refit specialist from HollandFriday, 21 November 2008
Azzura Marine's world class facility attracts superyachts down underTuesday, 21 October 2008
S/Y Adix kicks off 2008 Autumn refit season at PendennisTuesday, 7 October 2008
Al Shoua - the new 56m support superyacht to Al MirqabFriday, 1 August 2008
Tuesday, 9 December 2008Wednesday, 12 November 2008Friday, 22 August 2008New look for S/Y Midnight as she leaves Pendennis after successful refit Monday, 28 July 2008Stabbert Maritime assists with the conversion of SuRi & Pacific Provider Thursday, 24 July 2008Wednesday, 9 July 2008Tuesday, 27 May 2008Monday, 28 April 2008Monday, 14 April 2008Thursday, 13 March 2008Wednesday, 27 February 2008Wednesday, 13 February 2008Wednesday, 6 February 2008Imtech involved in major refit former S-frigate into giga yacht Friday, 1 February 2008Thursday, 24 January 2008Rebuild of Inevitable nears completion at Feadship De Vries Makkum Tuesday, 8 January 2008SNO Service unveils new 820T travel lift for superyachts up to 60 meters |
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Joseph Artese Design has designed the new interior for the re-building of the 185’ M/V Alucia, the French built research vessel (formally R/V Nadir) which came fitted out with an A-Frame for launching and retrieving the three two-man submersibles. The rebuild is fully underway in Seattle and is expected to be fully operational and ready by February 2009. 
The Netherlands are well known for building high quality superyachts, but since last year we also have a specialized superyacht refit shipyard, Balk Shipyard in Urk. Although already established back in 1786 (!), it wasn’t until they moved from Elburg to Urk before they were noticed within the superyacht industry. 
Azzura Marine is fast establishing a solid reputation as the premier superyacht facility in the South Pacific region. Azzura Marine Newcastle is the group's fourth and most recent addition to its growing shipyard portfolio. Capable of building custom yachts up to 74m, the new facility also provides a complete refit and repair centre. 
In early September S.Y Adix returned to Pendennis for her 3rd major refit, the largest vessel to date at 64m to be lifted out using the 400 tonne travel hoist. On this occasion the yacht and her crew are undertaking a 6 month refit programme with Pendennis. Major work items include the repainting of her topsides and inner bullwarks. 
Al Shoua is the new shadow vessel to the recently completed Heywood designed superyacht Al Mirqab. Al Shoua arrived in Gibraltar on the 29th of July, three days after her 133m mother ship. Al Shoua was built by RYSCO in 1980 as the offshore service vessel Interceptor and converted by Shadow Marine under the project name Paladin Shadow II. 