Ypsilon

Ypsilon

Client

University of Genoa

Year

2026

Ypsilon is a 115-meter cruise ship concept based on an innovative hull configuration, where the boat evolves from a monohull at the bow into two symmetrical bodies towards the stern. This approach redefines onboard spatial organization, enhancing openness, circulation and the relationship with the surrounding seascape.

Ypsilon is a 115-meter cruise ship concept based on an innovative hull configuration, where the boat evolves from a monohull at the bow into two symmetrical bodies towards the stern. This approach redefines onboard spatial organization, enhancing openness, circulation and the relationship with the surrounding seascape.

Overview

Spaces are shaped around a Scandinavian-inspired approach, based on simplicity, natural materials and a strong relationship with light and landscape. Alongside spatial design, the project explores innovative onboard systems. A methanol-to-hydrogen energy system powers fuel cells that generate clean electrical energy for ship operations.

Client

University of Genoa

Service

Cruise Ship

Exterior design

Interior design

Duration

6 month

Interior design

The interior design is conceived as a continuous spatial system in which public and private areas are connected through a coherent architectural language. Spaces such as the reception, Green Park, spa, restaurant and cabins are designed as different expressions of the same concept, based on fluid geometries, natural light and material continuity.

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