by
Stuart M Roy
Naval Architect and Surveyor
Stuart M Roy
Naval Architect and Surveyor
YACHT & POWERCRAFT DESIGN SERVICES
Recent Design Work
This hull design (by Stuart Roy) is for a one-off 26.6m (88ft) Steel Charter Yacht which is being built in Turkey and due to be launched at the end of September 2005. Combining the strength of steel with a traditional hull form and plenty of teak trim this beautiful yacht will be very fully equipped for luxurious charters in both the Mediterranean and Caribbean.
The HiP30. This 9.15m (30ft) one-design racer-dayboat has been designed for High Performance Yachts Ltd and is being built by specialists Harley Racing Yachts at Cowes. Matching the style of a high-performance sports car this boat is long, slim and sexy, with an extensive inventory of high-tech features, including carbon spars, lifting bulb keel, deck gear by Harken
This little 1.5m (5ft) rowing boat was specially developed for use by young children. Not only did the final design have to match the size and strength of the youngsters who would use the boat, but safety aspects had to be given a very high priority. Available in a range of exciting colours, these charming and practical little boats are now being built in the UK to a high
As can be seen from his striking computer graphics the client for this 7.6m (25ft) power boat is an expert with computer technology. The intention is to work from our original Maxsurf 3-dimensional hull and superstructure design files and produce the mould tools for the full size boat automatically using CNC machinery. This could be our first completely “paperless”
The M22e Trailer Sailer. This 6.7m (22ft) yacht is light enough to tow behind a 2-litre car and take home for the winter, but large enough for a family, with four full-size berths and a spacious cockpit. The design has built on our experience of owning a number of small yachts and to this are added some innovative features to create a high-performance trailer-sailer
Conversion plans have been produced to turn this former 33m (108ft) U.S. Army tug into a superb long-range vessel capable of cruising in high latitudes and providing a go-anywhere expeditionary craft. More about Conversions.
Conversion plans have also been produced to enable this 31.7m (104ft) former German police boat to be transformed into a fast, capable and comfortable family cruiser by the addition of an aluminium deck saloon and enclosed flybridge steering position.
To discuss these designs, or any new design work, please email: info@yacht-designer.co.uk
