A new fast cruising luxury catamaran range is born with the Nahema project. Built in composite, they will benefit from the experience of the renowned French Architect Gilles Vaton . The construction of the mould will start in April in La Ciotat (French Riviera). Pierre Lacagne, CEO, says "we are very excited about this project, we have gathered a great team with a troumendous experience in composite work and catamarans building. An interior designer will be selected by the end of April. Our Nahemas are fast with carbon daggerboards, rotating mast and luxurious inside with a lot of space on the deck. They feature a huge access from the cockpit to the main saloon making a great living space. The first unit (105 feet) will display four identiqual suites and the whole yacht living area will mesure 195 square meter. This is a unique project."March 29, 2007
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A new fast cruising luxury catamaran range is born with the Nahema project. Built in composite, they will benefit from the experience of the renowned French Architect Gilles Vaton . The construction of the mould will start in April in La Ciotat (French Riviera). Pierre Lacagne, CEO, says "we are very excited about this project, we have gathered a great team with a troumendous experience in composite work and catamarans building. An interior designer will be selected by the end of April. Our Nahemas are fast with carbon daggerboards, rotating mast and luxurious inside with a lot of space on the deck. They feature a huge access from the cockpit to the main saloon making a great living space. The first unit (105 feet) will display four identiqual suites and the whole yacht living area will mesure 195 square meter. This is a unique project."
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Hi there - I am seeking high resolution images/line drawings / artist impressions, as well as information on the Nehema catamaran (110) for use in our New Zealand based publication.
I wonder if you can assist.
Please email me at gayle@seaspraymag.com if you can help in any way.
Thanks and regards
Gayle Dickson
SeaSpray Magazine
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