James Roy, Managing Director of Lateral Naval Architects, expresses enthusiasm about pushing the boundaries of structural engineering and technology readiness with the Pegasus 88m design.

Alex G. Clarke, the Denison superyacht broker representing the project, sees Pegasus as more than a concept, describing it as groundbreaking and inspiring. The superyacht’s construction involves robotic 3D printing, creating a mesh framework for both the hull and superstructure. This process results in a strong, lightweight structure produced with less energy, material, waste, space, and time compared to conventional methods.

The exterior design features a low, linear hull with a plumb bow and silver metallic finish, blending seamlessly with the water. Reflective glass wings, resembling chameleon-like elements, adorn the superstructure, creating a shape-shifting effect.

The lattice framework of the 3D-printed structure becomes visible through the reflective glass under specific angles and lighting conditions.

Denison has long been a leader in the yachting industry with a rich family history dating back to 1948, and the start of Broward Marine in Fort Lauderdale. Today, the company provides complete yachting services worldwide, including superyacht sales, yacht charter, crew placement, and new construction. Denison operates out of over 20 waterfront offices with a team of 90+ licensed and bonded yacht brokers.