Buizen Yachts has launched the Buizen 52 – the first new model from the company in 15 years. The launch is the result of two years of design and investment from the Australian company based in New South Wales.
The Buizen 52 is now ready for fit-out and sea trials.
The new yacht is described as:
The Buizen 52 is an all-new design that continues the company’s philosophy for fundamental quality, luxury fit-out, bluewater capability and ease of sailing. Buizen’s production processes have been enhanced by the application of modern design and construction technology such as CNC cutting, vacuum-infusion hull construction and CAD design for both the interior and exterior.
Buizen Yachts managing director Steve Howe said:
“It has seemed like quite a long couple of years creating a whole new model and we’re immensely proud of the outcome. While the Buizen 52 has been built from the DNA of the preceding 48, this model is a new benchmark for Buizen and quite possibly for luxury bluewater cruising yachts in general.
“Buizen Yachts’ core values of quality and capability remain the principal foundations of the 52, and we have taken this philosophy and moved it right to the cutting-edge of yacht design and construction.”
“The external styling and amenity, sailing function and systems design, together with its beautiful interior, layout and finish, sets this yacht apart from any other semi-custom yacht built in Australia.”
“I’m very excited to sail it for the first time… the vacuum-infusion hull has resulted in it being lighter and stronger so the yacht has performance inherent in its design.”
The original brief for the Buizen 52 was to have a contemporary European superstructure along with superyacht elements in the deck, interior design, style and finish.
