Lusine

• LOA: 60 m
• Delivered: February 2022
• Construction: steel and aluminium, 1,079 GT
• Exterior: Omega Architects
• Interior: Sinot Yacht Architecture and Design
• Interior fit-out: List GC
• Distinction: Heesen's largest steel yacht at launch
• Hull type: Fast Displacement

A record-setting steel flagship

Heesen delivered Lusine in February 2022 as the first launch of its year and, at the time, the yard's largest steel yacht. Built in steel and aluminium as a full-custom project known as Project Falcon, she measures 60 metres and carries 1,079 GT. That volume places her among the yard's most spacious deliveries. The steel construction gives her the substance and tankage for ambitious ocean work. Her scale placed her at the head of the yard's steel fleet. That distinction still marks her out today.

Full-custom origins meant the boat was shaped closely around her owner's brief for space and comfort. The scale supports a large family and their guests over long itineraries. Range and volume were the guiding priorities. Lusine is a flagship-feeling yacht at a size that still cruises with ease. The extra volume gives every space real generosity. She was drawn to host in numbers without feeling crowded.

Omega's confident lines

Frank Laupman's Omega Architects drew Lusine's exterior with the studio's familiar blend of muscle and grace. The profile carries her considerable volume without looking heavy. Long glazing and a strong, modern sheer keep her looking contemporary. She has the presence her size deserves. The volume is carried with a calm authority. From any angle she reads as a serious flagship.

The deck spaces are expansive and arranged for sun, shade and easy access to the water. There is room for large tenders and water toys, and generous areas for entertaining. The layout keeps guests connected to the sea across her levels. Every terrace was planned for real use on long cruises. Guests can follow the sun and the shade through the day. The water is never far from reach.

Heesen's largest steel yacht to date, with a Sinot interior of real depth.

Sinot's quiet depth

The interior is the work of Sinot Yacht Architecture and Design, with fit-out craft from the interior specialists at List GC. Sinot's scheme brings a calm, layered richness to the volume, with careful material choices and a restrained palette. The result feels serene and expensive without any noise. It is an interior of real depth and craft. The materials were chosen with restraint and confidence. Nothing shouts, and everything reads as considered.

The layout makes the most of the 60 metre hull, with a generous owner's apartment and spacious guest accommodation. Social spaces are broad and light, keeping the sea present throughout. The finish quality reflects the Heesen and Sinot pairing at its best. It is a home built for extended time aboard in comfort. The owner's apartment enjoys privacy and light in equal measure. Guest cabins feel like proper rooms, not berths.

Steel for the long haul

Lusine's steel Fast Displacement platform was built for range and a settled ride at scale. The construction carries the fuel and stores that long, self-reliant cruising demands. The hull is efficient at a relaxed passage speed and comfortable in a seaway. Her volume and range make ambitious itineraries routine. The steel platform carries the fuel for genuine ocean legs. Comfort in a seaway was a guiding aim.

Steel and aluminium construction gives reassurance in open water and supports her generous tankage. The engineering was tuned for comfort and reach across her 1,079 GT. For an owner planning global cruising, that balance is exactly right. Lusine was built to go far and host well. The tankage supports genuinely long ocean legs. Comfort at sea guided the whole engineering brief.

The owner it suits

Lusine suits the owner who wants flagship-scale volume and range in a full-custom package. The 60 metre size and 1,079 GT support a large family and their guests in comfort. The Sinot interior appeals to buyers who value quiet, layered luxury. She is a boat for people planning long, ambitious voyages. The volume welcomes a large family and their guests. Space is the luxury she offers most generously.

She also rewards an owner who wants a record-setting piece of Heesen history without moving to a very large crew. The full-custom origins give her genuine individuality. For a buyer who counts volume and range as the priorities, she answers completely. Lusine is a serious, spacious ocean home. She suits an owner planning long, far-reaching seasons. Her record-setting scale adds a note of provenance. Owners get history and space in a single hull. Few yachts of her size feel this composed.

Who it is for: The owner who wants flagship-scale volume and full-custom range with a quiet, layered Sinot interior.