The Boat Project by Lone Twin is not the average yacht. It's made with random wooden objects such as a guitar, tennis racket, puzzles, chairs, rulers, picture frames and the list goes on.
The UK-based company Lone Twin, Gary Winters and Gregg Whelan, asked people to donate items to contribute to the construction of this eclectic boat-but not just any items. People were asked to bring items that were attached with sentimental value and memory to create a vessel with "living and floating archives or people's stories and memories'.
After collecting enough goods, the 30-foot yacht set for sail from Chichester with Mike Barham as captain and a trained crew by his side. After making its maiden voyage throughout the summer, the yacht will return to the area and will be available for the public to check out.
Photo Credits: designboom, lonetwin
Upcycled Yachts
The Boat Project by Lone Twin Uses Random Objects to Build a Boat
Trend Themes
1. Upcycled Yachts - Opportunity to create unique and personalized boats by repurposing random objects with sentimental value.
2. Living Archival Vessels - Creating boats that serve as floating archives of people's stories and memories.
3. Community-driven Construction - Engaging the public in the construction process by asking for item donations and involving them in the maiden voyage.
Industry Implications
1. Boat Building - Exploring new ways to build boats using unconventional materials and involving the community.
2. Tourism - Offering the public the chance to experience and interact with unique upcycled yachts.
3. Art and Design - Blurring the lines between art and functionality by creating boats that are both visually appealing and meaningful.