Orca

Orca is placed on a trimaran which gives better stability at higher weights. Design and shape meet hydrodynamic and aerodynamic rules. On the front (foreground) part there is a fence of inox, which follows the line of the floating object. The gate of the fence descends and has the purpose of the stairs. On the front terrace is a main entrance into the boat, and transparent curved sliding doors.

The main entrance is between two pillars that follow the shape of the floating object and enter the control panel. From the left and the right side of the pillars are stairs of inox reaching the control panel. The control panel contains all the equipment: clocks, switches, lever, steering wheel as well as a navigation holder that is placed above the control panel and follows its shape. The seat follows the steering curve of the control unit, it contains the details of the inox, and the bars on the underside that allow the adjustment of the distance.

Behind the control unit there is a large bed covered with a mounting awning which has the possibility of disassembly and removal under the bed. The seat and bed are coated with leather manually threaded, the ring line is of circular shape and its overlaps resemble rhomboids. In the back part behind the bed there is a terrace with two solar panels that supply the boat with the necessary electrical energy.

The side wall of the floating object is open with a large window that follows the line and form. The window frame is made of inox. On the last stern part there is a terrace that passes through the inside of the boat, on the terrace there is a large sliding door. The rear part is enclosed by an inox that follows the shape of the floating object.