Naval Authority
Someone’s Yachts establishes its identity through advanced naval architecture, engineering expertise, and uncompromising construction principles.
- Length overall
- 28.4 m
- Guests
- 8
- Guest cabins
- 4
Seafaring Heritage
Contemporary superyacht design is guided by established maritime engineering knowledge, linking time-tested principles with modern marine construction advances.
The Authority of Someone’s Yacht
Someone’s Yacht believes that genuine authority is built on knowledge, discipline, and complete accountability for the outcome. Guided by naval architecture and engineering skills, its approach is strengthened by decades of marine manufacturing know-how. Excellence is embraced as a foundational construction standard, applied from the very beginning of design through to final delivery.
Structural Engineering
Hull construction follows established naval engineering principles, balancing material selection and structural requirements with architectural ambition.
Hydrodynamic Intelligence
Hull geometry and weight distribution are developed through naval engineering principles to achieve hydrodynamic efficiency and stability.
The Architecture of Conviction
Someone’s Yacht treats the construction of superyachts as a disciplined science, ruled by engineering rationale and harmonious proportions. By using the design spiral, there is a continuous refinement process that lets structural decisions progress alongside hydrodynamic performance. A deliberate link between form and technical rationale brings about architectural harmony. A resolute philosophy defines the nature of the final experience.
Engineering Excellence
Technical expertise governs the construction process, establishing consistency between architectural objectives and mechanical performance requirements.
Technical Mastery
Decades of marine production expertise guide engineering decisions throughout development, construction supervision, and technical system integration.
Engineering as an Institution
Engineering authority demands complete knowledge of the vessel throughout its development. Someone’s Yacht maintains technical supervision over design development and construction, supported by systematic assessment of structural decisions and onboard systems. Professional judgment governs the relationship between architectural ambition and engineering feasibility. Technical accountability remains a permanent principle of the shipyard.
Propulsion Architecture
Advanced marine propulsion technology supports responsive maneuverability and efficient power distribution through integrated mechanical engineering solutions.
Performance Engineering
Hull architecture and propulsion selection establish the engineering foundation for efficiency, maneuverability, and operational reliability at sea.
Escape 28 — Architectural Distinction
Escape 28's identity is drawn from established naval architecture practice. Developed by Van Oossanen Naval Architects, the 28.4-meter fast displacement yacht features an aluminum hull and superstructure complemented by exterior architecture from Cord Design. Its proportions express architectural confidence by means of intentional geometry and a clear connection between its main volumes.
Construction Supervision
Technical oversight extends throughout construction, supported by engineering reviews, quality inspections, and systematic verification procedures.
International Classification
Commercial yacht construction follows internationally recognized classification requirements and established maritime safety regulations throughout development.
The Intelligence of Form
A yacht’s external profile is only one aspect affected by hull architecture. Escape 28's fast displacement concept addresses the relationship between hydrodynamic resistance and vessel performance through naval architecture by Van Oossanen. Its 1.65-meter specified draft is part of a geometry conceived for efficient navigation. Engineering intelligence governs the form and establishes the foundation for its character at sea.
Commercial Classification
Commercial construction incorporates maritime safety requirements and inspection procedures established for regulated yacht operations and international navigation.
Architectural Vision
Superyacht architecture follows a philosophy of proportion and structural harmony, supported by generations of maritime knowledge.
The Discipline of Power
Power earns its significance through application and engineering intelligence. Escape 28 specifies three Volvo Penta D13-IPS1350 engines with a combined rated output of 2,205 kW. Steerable IPS pod propulsion introduces coordinated directional response, assisted docking capability, and advanced maneuverability. The mechanical framework is guided by a philosophy that values engineering insight above superfluity.
The Design Philosophy
Successive engineering refinements establish the relationship between hull architecture, structural balance, hydrodynamic performance, and onboard comfort.
Architectural Harmony
Exterior geometry and interior proportions follow a consistent architectural philosophy, connecting visual composition with spatial planning.
Architecture Above the Waterline
Escape 28's exterior architecture establishes a deliberate hierarchy of open-air living spaces. The flybridge accommodates dining and lounging, complemented by foredeck sunbathing areas and an aft cockpit. Direct sea access through the swimming platform completes the spatial composition. On the yacht, the balance between social engagement and private leisure is determined by architectural proportions.
Interior Architecture
Interior planning follows architectural principles that balance spatial composition and material selection with the yacht's structural requirements.
Maritime Innovation
Contemporary yacht development draws upon established naval principles and advancing marine technologies to establish new architectural possibilities.
Interior Architecture — The Art of Restraint
Interior architecture at Escape 28 follows a philosophy of compositional discipline. The main saloon integrates generous glazing and architectural lighting within a carefully arranged living environment. Material finishes and integrated furnishings contribute to an atmosphere of quiet confidence. Luxury acquires its meaning through proportion, spatial balance, and the intelligence of architectural decisions.
Integrated Systems
Mechanical and electrical engineering coordinate propulsion systems and onboard technology through comprehensive technical planning and construction supervision.
Maritime Governance
International classification procedures provide a framework for engineering review, construction inspections, safety verification, and vessel certification.
Private Quarters — An Expression of Order
Escape 28 accommodates eight guests in four cabins, comprising a master cabin, a VIP cabin, and two guest cabins. The interior concept favors measured proportions and an architectural relationship between furnishings and personal space. Integrated cabinetry and layered illumination establish continuity throughout the accommodation. Privacy becomes an architectural quality expressed through spatial organization and deliberate interior composition.
Operational Excellence
Naval engineering decisions address vessel performance and onboard systems throughout the development process, supporting reliability during extended maritime operations.
Ownership Philosophy
Someone’s Yachts maintains its relationship with owners through construction oversight, technical assistance, and professional after-sales services.
The Permanence of Authority
Someone’s Yacht regards the relationship between the shipyard and the owner as a matter of professional responsibility. Design development and construction supervision establish the foundation of trust, supported by technical assistance and after-sales services following delivery. The Someone’s Yacht philosophy places lasting value in engineering knowledge and institutional continuity. Authority is measured by the quality of decisions and the responsibility taken for their outcomes.
The power to explore.
Fast displacement naval architecture by Van Oossanen meets an aluminum hull and superstructure. Three Volvo Penta D13 IPS1350 engines bring 2,205 kW of combined rated power to a 28.4-meter yacht.