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Yacht Design Wins Silver A' Award's Prize

September 6, 2012

Portofino Fly 35: Image credit A' Award
Portofino Fly 35: Image credit A' Award

A' Award & Competitions announce Portofino Fly 35 by Jean Gilbert Dupont winner of its award in the Yacht and Marine Vessels Design category.

Portofino Fly 35 was realized by Portofino Yacht Design Team: Gilberto P. Dupont, Jean Dupont, Felipe Dupont, André Dupont, Ovid Duncan, Marta Lopes, João Vitor Bonanno and Márcio Guirado.

The Silver A' Design Award are judged by a panel of three different jury which is composed of Academic, Professional and Focus Group Members. The designs are evaluated with score normalization to remove any biases and are voted on aspects such as functionality, ergonomics, engineering, presentation, innovation, usability, fun details, technology.

Jean Gilbert Dupont, the project leader of the winning project Portofino Fly 35 says: “The Portofino Fly 35, is filled with natural light from large windows located in the hall, also in the cabins. Its dimensions offer an unprecedented feeling of space for a boat this size.

A'Design Award and Competitions, aims to highlight the the best designs, design concepts and design oriented products in the world.

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