Van Peteghem Lauriot Prevost’s Noah Gallery

The problem with catamarans is that they all look like, uh, catamarans. But French design firm Van Peteghem Lauriot Prévost puts a twist on the concept, creating a stylish look while retaining the attributes that make twin hulls so attractive.Van Peteghem Lauriot Prèvost's NoahIn profile, Noah's strong stem

By Mike Smith

February 1, 2008

<p>Van Peteghem Lauriot Prevost's Noah</p>

Van Peteghem Lauriot Prevost’s Noah

Van Peteghem Lauriot Prevost’s Noah

Flybridge deck

Main deck

Cabin deck

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A front-angle shot of a white Silent Yachts solar-electric catamaran docked at a marina, showcasing its wide multihull bow and solar panel array stretching across the upper decks.

High Voltage. High seas.

A vintage-style illustration split into two contrasting scenes. On the left, a teenage boy looks down into a tiny, open 13-foot wooden motorboat filled with supplies. On the right, a massive steel-hulled naval warship cruises past under a dramatic sky.

A Boy and a Boat

Sunseeker 82 Ocean

A medium shot from inside an enclosed boat helm station featuring a smiling, bearded man sitting at the steering wheel. He is looking off to the right, wearing blue-mirrored sunglasses, a blue baseball cap underneath a grey beanie, and a hooded blue digital-camouflage jacket. Large glass windows and an overhead skylight panel surround the cabin, offering a view out over choppy water toward a distant, tree-lined shoreline under a bright sky.

Charter Ready, Life Proof

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