AB Yacht Design has unveiled Project Always, a 92-metre superyacht concept featuring fully customizable decks and a highly flexible layout.
British design firm AB Yacht Design & Naval Architecture has introduced a new 92-metre superyacht concept named Project Always. Built around the idea of adaptable living, the design rejects rigid structural layouts in favor of versatile interior and exterior spaces that can be easily reconfigured to suit the preferences of those on board.
A standout feature of the design is the customizable private owner’s deck, which can be configured either as a single, expansive master suite or split into two equal-sized staterooms, both offering uninhibited ocean views. Outdoor areas, ranging from the main pool deck to the lower beach club, are designed as distinct, connected destinations that maintain an uninterrupted relationship with the surrounding seascape.
The yacht accommodates up to 18 guests across lower and main deck suites equipped with expansive glazing and private balconies, alongside quarters for a 35-member crew (with potential PYC-compliant configurations for up to 36 guests). Dedicated wellness amenities situated aft of the accommodation area open directly into the pool and sea lounge, establishing a natural flow between indoors and out.
Visually, the vessel pairs a sculpted exterior silhouette with functional design, a balance studio founder Aristotelis Betsis describes as bridging the gap between the familiar and the extravagant. The concept also incorporates substantial storage for water sports equipment, housing a 10-metre limousine tender and a nine-metre adventure RIB in a main enclosed garage, alongside dedicated forward storage for two rescue tenders.
