Heesen made the hull and superstructure assembly of the 50-meter yacht Project Sophia, whose name dates back to Ancient Rome.
Heesen carried out the hull and superstructure assembly of the 50-meter yacht named Project Sophia.
Project Sophia exemplifies Heesen's unique expertise in building fast aluminum yachts with low fuel consumption. These qualities are reflected in the sporty exterior lines designed by Frank Laupman of Omega Architects and the luxurious interior by Cristiano Gatto.
The name of Project Sophia, coded YN 21150, dates back to Ancient Rome. In ancient Rome, the prophetic power of a person's name was indicated by the proverb “Momen est omen.”, which means ‘A name is a sign. In this case, the name Sophia has a rich meaning that resonates with the central idea of Hellenistic philosophy, embodying intelligence, skill, wisdom and intellect.
Overlapping craftsmanship and innovation
Project Sophia, built by Heesen, lives up to its name with craftsmanship and innovation.
Project Sophia is also associated with Academy Award-winning actress Sophia Loren, known for her captivating beauty and incredible talent.
Technical specifications
The yacht has a 50-meter semi-displacement solution under 500GT, two MTU engines, a top speed of 23 knots and 11 knots, a transatlantic range of 3,100 nautical miles and can accommodate 12 guests in five cabins.
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