Rick Hyer's naval architecture for BONNY READ centers on a distinctive low-profile silhouette that maximizes the 28.
85-meter hull's connection to the waterline. Sea Force IX's 2013 design deliberately compresses traditional superstructure proportions, creating unobstructed sightlines from every angle while maintaining the interior volume necessary for nine guests. The approach transforms how occupants relate to their surroundings, eliminating the typical elevation barrier between yacht and sea.
A 28.85m Sea Force IX Motor Yacht
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Rick Hyer's naval architecture for BONNY READ centers on a distinctive low-profile silhouette that maximizes the 28.85-meter hull's connection to the waterline. Sea Force IX's 2013 design deliberately compresses traditional superstructure proportions, creating unobstructed sightlines from every angle while maintaining the interior volume necessary for nine guests. The approach transforms how occupants relate to their surroundings, eliminating the typical elevation barrier between yacht and sea. Ron Rookstool's exterior design amplifies this philosophy through carefully planned deck levels that flow seamlessly into one another. The 6.98-meter beam provides exceptional stability for the profile's intentionally reduced height, while three crew members operate from strategically positioned service areas that preserve the clean aesthetic. Each outdoor space feels purposefully integrated rather than stacked, creating a motor yacht that reads as a single, cohesive form rather than assembled components.
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