The 57-metre-long ship bears the hull number F81 and uses the technical platform of the Codecasa 57-metre class, which has already proven itself many times over. The Italian shipyard from Viareggio is focussing on classic elegance in the interior design of this new build. It took a well-coordinated team three years of work from keel laying to completion. The Launch of the "Legacy 4".
Design and equipment
The interior of the "Legacy 4" uses mahogany for the entire furnishings. The finest fabrics such as velvet and silk are used for the upholstery. Marble and natural stone can be found in selected floor areas and as decorative elements in the furnishings. Tommaso Spadolini Design Studio favoured timeless elegance over fashionable trends.
Technical basis of the Codecasa 57
The technical platform of the Codecasa 57-metre class forms the foundation of the yacht. This basis has already proven reliable in several projects, and Studio PLANA under the direction of Pierluigi Ausonio is responsible for the design.
Codecasa uses standardised components where it makes sense and adapts individual elements to the owner's wishes. This approach shortens the construction time and increases quality through tried and tested solutions. The three-year construction phase included all steps from keel laying to final outfitting.
Various teams worked together
Several companies were involved in the realisation of the "Legacy 4". The technical departments, design and production teams of Codecasa Shipyards formed the core team. Yanova, led by Daniel Kupfer, acted as owner's representative and coordinated their requirements. Ocean Independence also acted as owner's representative, while Fraser Yachts took care of all operational aspects of the yacht.
Uske Berndt
Editor News & Panorama
