RFR Samurai 200
RFR Samurai 200 from RFR Designers F.Merzari-R.Pennazzi
RFR Samurai 200

Operations to this new project, to be summed in this way:
• changing position of the shipowner flat from the main deck to the upper deck and placing the shipowner cabin from bow to stern;
• placing of a gym and wellness in the main deck;
• placing of an open dining room at bow;
• pool with fall system from the upper deck to the main one and from the main deck to the small bath beach;
• obtaining a sun deck with profile hidden;
• settlement and setting up the kitchen and control cabn;
• installation of high efficiency photovoltaic panels on the small roof beside the bridge (adjacent to the heliport), for a total area of 78 square meters, in a way to reduce drastically the use of generators when the boat is cast with anchor;
• evocative for the first meta design phase was the world of architecture with the house above waterfall by F. L. Wright as much as the car and bike design with references and looking back at the 70's especially.
Design: R.Delle Donne-F.Merzari-R.Pennazzi (2009)

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EXTERIORS: For what concerns the exterior of the boat the intention was to obtain a very sporty and sharp profile, making it appear less imposing in its size. This objective was achieved with continual and linear glazing works and with wedge course of the bow, as well as the elimination of the half decks to get a very low and slender profile. Particular attention was on the stern view where the waterfall set has a remarkable importance and it also distinguishes the unusual appendixes turned upwards which end the stern sun deck and upper deck areas and where seats have been drawn out.
EXTERIORS: For what concerns the exterior of the boat the intention was to obtain a very sporty and sharp profile, making it appear less imposing in its size. This objective was achieved with continual and linear glazing works and with wedge course of the bow, as well as the elimination of the half decks to get a very low and slender profile. Particular attention was on the stern view where the waterfall set has a remarkable importance and it also distinguishes the unusual appendixes turned upwards which end the stern sun deck and upper deck areas and where seats have been drawn out.
EXTERIORS: For what concerns the exterior of the boat the intention was to obtain a very sporty and sharp profile, making it appear less imposing in its size. This objective was achieved with continual and linear glazing works and with wedge course of the bow, as well as the elimination of the half decks to get a very low and slender profile. Particular attention was on the stern view where the waterfall set has a remarkable importance and it also distinguishes the unusual appendixes turned upwards which end the stern sun deck and upper deck areas and where seats have been drawn out.
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RFR Samurai 200

Operations to this new project, to be summed in this way:
• changing position of the shipowner flat from the main deck to the upper deck and placing the shipowner cabin from bow to stern;
• placing of a gym and wellness in the main deck;
• placing of an open dining room at bow;
• pool with fall system from the upper deck to the main one and from the main deck to the small bath beach;
• obtaining a sun deck with profile hidden;
• settlement and setting up the kitchen and control cabn;
• installation of high efficiency photovoltaic panels on the small roof beside the bridge (adjacent to the heliport), for a total area of 78 square meters, in a way to reduce drastically the use of generators when the boat is cast with anchor;
• evocative for the first meta design phase was the world of architecture with the house above waterfall by F. L. Wright as much as the car and bike design with references and looking back at the 70's especially.
Design: R.Delle Donne-F.Merzari-R.Pennazzi (2009)

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RFR Designers F.Merzari-R.Pennazzi
RFR Designers Rome/La Spezia, Italy