27 September 2017
Works on the CRN 137 are progressing at full speed at the Italian shipyard: over the last few weeks, the hull, already including part of the superstructure, was moved; the rest of the superstructure is currently being mounted, after which the installation of the various systems and the preliminary activities for furniture installation will be carried out.
The Italian brand’s latest superyacht project, the superyacht has been designed by their in-house engineering department in cooperation with long-time collaborators, Italian design firm Nuvolenari Lenard, who developed the concept and design of both the exterior and the interior.
The CRN 137 is distinguished by its sleek and sinuous lines, and a vertical bow that maximises both the yacht’s speed and its volume.
The interior will be spread out over five decks, and the layout will include a master suite and five VIP cabins, accommodating up to 12 guests. Of particular note is the master stateroom, which will face forward and benefit from a privileged position on the upper deck. This deck, which is known as the Master’s Deck on this superyacht, will feature a panoramic lounge located at the bow, which can remain private or be accessed by other guests, at the client’s discretion.
Besides the 62m CRN 137, the yard is currently working on two more yachts: 79 m M/Y CRN 135 and a 50 m M/Y Superconero.
The latest vessel launched by CRN, 74-metre Cloud 9, is a skilful combination of functional exterior & interior spaces and sophisticated interiors. It will shortly be presented in its world premiere at the Monaco Yacht Show.
CRN is part of the Ferretti group, specialising in the construction of fully-custom steel and aluminium pleasure vessels between 40 and 100 metres in length.