OVERVIEW

This course is a Studio workshop in joint venture between the programs of DESIGN NAVALE e NAUTICO, LM 12 and YACHT DESIGN, LM 34.

The target is to point out designs of superyachts by combining architecture and engineering requirements.

During the activity, groups of 2 or 3 students are formed by the two programs of Yacht Design and Design Navale e Nautico, so to blend their experiences both in engineering and design in order to live a simulation of the future professional activity.

AIMS AND CONTENT

LEARNING OUTCOMES

The role of teachers is mainly connected to represent the sides of purchaser and builder, so to have a continous control and lead the activity for designs setting up. 

Due to this control is possible to drive the designs according to the case study that every year follows an update, in order to match with the most modern technologies and the energy or ergonomic requirements of the yacht design field.

AIMS AND LEARNING OUTCOMES

Every group of work produces several works to show the yacht both for the exterior and the interior.

The designs follow up and solve problems of use destinations, typologies, size dimensions, weights, powerings, accomodations, materials, fittings, riggings, ergonomys, building proceedings, performance estimations, costs estimations, market analyses and etc.

Every work offers a 10 min. multimedia presentation with technical drawings and renderings, a vertical A1 size poster, a 60 seconds miniclip movie and a A3 book with all the developing story of the work.

Any group incudes a CD-ROM containing what has been listed hereinabove, collected in a digital record that includes vectorial 3D files of the work.  

TEACHING METHODS

Studio workshops are done by lectures, cheking moments, comments, public discussions, sketchings, and on site visits to the yards.

Half of the groups show their works in the morning time to a teacher (in English) while the second half show their work in the afternoon (in Italian) the the other teacher.

The incoming week, the croups change their presentation order, so the previus morning groups present in the afternoon, while the second half of the class will do their presentation in the morning session.

SYLLABUS/CONTENT

Every week, any group will show to the class and the teachers, their updatings in a 10 minutes multimedia presentation.

Teachers point out their comments and drive the woks to the following appointement.

RECOMMENDED READING/BIBLIOGRAPHY

All the masters monthly magazines of the field.

The following books:

MUSIO-SALE M., YACHT DESIGN - dal concept alla rappresentazione. Ed. Tecniche Nuove, Milano .

MUSIO-SALE M., ZIGNEGO M.I., MOROZZO M.C. – SUPERYACHTS, yacht design, Dogma Editore, Savona 2010

MUSIO-SALE M., ZIGNEGO M.I., MOROZZO M.C. – CHARTERYACHTS,sustainable design studio workshop. DE FERRARI Editore, Genova University Press. Genova, Novembre 2011.

SCIARRELLI C., LO YACHT, Mursia Editore, Milano 1976

YACHT INTERIORS, daab, Cologne, 2005

TEACHERS AND EXAM BOARD

Exam Board

MASSIMO SALE MUSIO (President)

MARIO ZIGNEGO (President)

LESSONS

LESSONS START

September to January

Class schedule

MODULE OF INDUSTRIAL DESIGN 3-1

EXAMS

EXAM DESCRIPTION

Final presentation of the works, comments and evaluation.

ASSESSMENT METHODS

Average of the weekly performances and the final presentation. 

Exam schedule