lujac desautel renders yacht concept as a series of flexible stacking terraces
'la petit terrasse' concept uses a system of floor slabs combined together on a tested hull to maximize an open and flexibile floor plan to reduce a yacht to its most purest form.
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lujac desautel renders yacht concept as a series of flexible stacking terraces
all images courtesy of lujac desautel
view of the aft deck
lujac desautel’s yacht design ‘la petit terrasse’ re-images the traditional method of stacking decks instead as a series of flexible shuffling terraces on the sea. the concept is rendered as a skeleton structure heavily influenced by le corbusier’s perspective drawings. the result is a layering of spaces: terraces of varying sizes to create an interplay between living indoors and outdoors, and the necessity of flexible spaces for the company of guests on board. each terrace has a unique shape lending itself to diverse uses such as an open air cinema, pool, diving board, outdoor living room, fitness area, dance floor, or even a helicopter pad.
view of the main deck terrace with casual sofas set into the stairs above the pool
an aerial view
the bedroom sea terrace
lujac desautel’s process drawings
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