British studio AB Yacht Design & Naval Architecture has unveiled Project Always, a new 92-metre superyacht concept built around the idea of flexibility, allowing spaces to adapt to different lifestyles and ways of enjoying time at sea.
One of the concept’s most distinctive features is the owner’s deck, which can be configured either as one expansive master suite or two equally sized master cabins, giving a future owner greater freedom over the yacht’s layout.
Designed for up to 18 guests and 35 crew, with a PYC-compliant configuration for up to 36 guests, Project Always places strong emphasis on outdoor living. A continuous flow connects the pool terrace, sea lounge and beach club, while generous glazing and private balconies bring natural light and ocean views into the guest areas.
Wellness is another key element, with a dedicated spa positioned aft of the guest accommodation and directly connected to the pool and sea lounge.
The exterior, meanwhile, features a sculpted and fluid profile designed to balance aesthetics with functionality. The yacht also offers an extensive collection of water toys, a 10-metre limousine tender, a 9-metre adventure RIB, and two rescue tenders.
With Project Always, Aristotelis Betsis and his team present a vision of a large superyacht that sits between the familiar and the extravagant, while giving owners unprecedented freedom to shape life on board.
