1. Discovery:
Concept & Vision
We start by capturing your vision to define the project DNA. This phase goes beyond simple constraints and budgets; we identify the core objectives and emotional value of the vessel to shape its mission. By setting measurable targets for efficiency, sustainability, and aesthetics, we ensure the concept matches your commercial goals and functional requirements before a single line is drawn.
2. Preliminary Design
Concept Definition & Hydrostatics
The transition from idea to geometry. We refine the design based on the vessel type, service profile, and operational constraints. By applying naval architecture fundamentals early, we define principal dimensions and space planning to freeze the hull form. We then validate the vessel’s hydrostatics, stability, and resistance, ensuring the concept is not only creative but grounded in hydrodynamic logic and feasibility.
3. Contract Design
Modeling & Regulatory Compliance.
The critical milestone where design meets validation. We develop technically accurate 3D models to comply with all relevant International Maritime Regulations, Classification Society rules (IACS), and Flag State requirements. This phase produces a full documentation package ready for shipyard tendering, ensuring the design is safe, buildable, and legally approved for global operation.
4. Detail Design
Advanced Modeling & Production
Production-ready precision. Our process moves beyond visuals to create parametric models optimized for engineering systems and internal structure. We translate the design into specific manufacturing data—including cut files, nesting, and assembly drawings—guaranteeing that the digital model transitions seamlessly for immediate use on the shop floor.
5. Construction Support
Execution & Delivery
Beyond the drawing board. We provide a comprehensive technical suite and verification support to ensure the build meets industry standards. From structural integrity to life-saving appliances, we offer on-site supervision and quality control during construction, ensuring the final vessel respects both the original design intent and all regulatory requirements.