To start, I believe this to be one of the most innovative yacht designs we have seen recently. The Tetrahedron Super Yacht is a contemporary superyacht with a pyramidal design that resembles an extraterrestrial spacecraft hovering over the ocean. The modern superyacht’s form, superstructure, and propulsion were rethought to create an enclosure that is radically basic and an elevated means of movement above the water line for the Tetrahedron. The superyacht is the brainchild of London-based architect Jonathan Schwinge; it is presently in the idea stage but may soon come to pass.

The superyacht HYSWAS (Hydrofoil Small Waterplane Area Ship) is properly shaped as a tetrahedron. The four faces and six leading edges of the pyramid form offer essential containment and stability. The building appears to be levitating and soaring in the air at a great pace while sailing because it remains above the water’s surface. The hull of HYSWAS is made up of one submerged torpedo hull and one vertical strut. The vessel’s side-mounted, adjustable hydrofoils will cause it to lift out of the water quickly. The boat will also have an autopilot technology known as “fly-by-light,” which is derived from the aviation sector and allows it to maintain a high speed while controlling challenging roll forces. It would also regulate heave and pitch. With less out-of-water drag, long lengths will be possible, and stormy ocean conditions will almost completely eliminate slamming, which will boost efficiency.

Also read: The master suite, which spans 46 feet and features an island bed, is inspired by the Le Mans racecars of the 1970s and is a 295-foot superyacht concept. There’s a movie theater, an advanced fitness center, a counter-flow pool, and more to keep guests occupied.