In 2025 the new Azimut Grande 30M will be presented to the public, a yacht that represents the culmination of stylistic innovations aimed at breaking down the barriers that limit contact with sea and sky. Today we're talking about it to give you an idea of the development in the sector . The interiors of the Azimut Grande 30m are designed by m2atelier, the first collaboration with Azimut, while the exteriors are by Alberto Mancini and bring to the maximum expression, by integrating them, the two elements that have established the success of Grande 26M and Grande 36M: Deck2Deck Terrace and Infinity Skydeck.
The Infinity Skydeck of the Grande 30M completes the natural evolution of the one created by the shipyard for the Grande 36M and for the first time from "semi" it becomes completely walkaround. The upper deck of the yacht, in fact, runs from the stern to the extreme bow on a single level, allowing you to fully enjoy this space and pushing the concept of fluidity between exteriors and interiors to the extreme: the Glass House on the Upper Deck thanks to the completely disappearing windows, it transforms into a veranda open on three sides which connects the large stern lounge with the Infinity Pool which, at the bow, overlooks the sea.
The feature that most embodies the design desire to expand the spaces on board and, above all, to look to the horizon as a profound sense of sailing is the Deck2Deck Terrace, an extension of the transom which is obtained by raising the door in teak of the garage, which thus becomes a continuation of the cockpit and a real terrace overlooking the sea.
The signature of m2atelier, an international architecture and design studio founded in Milan by Marco Bonelli and Marijana Radovic, manifests itself in the architectural language that draws from heterogeneous fields, from residential to contemporary art, to create fluid and informal spaces, from live and use with great relaxation and freedom, in which time passes slowly and in which the perception of light becomes the fulcrum of the experience.
Light plays a leading role in the spaces on board the Grande 30M: from the large floor-to-ceiling windows to the internal staircase, made light to give this structural element an artistic character and provide a cascade of light that descends from the Upper Deck to the main deck. This architectural concept is combined with meticulous attention to detail and the ability to harmonize different materials, in the incessant search for sustainable minimalism that takes people's well-being and respect for the environment at heart.
Grande 30M is part of Azimut's Low Emission Yacht family, which includes over half of the brand's fleet: yachts that guarantee a reduction in consumption of 20 to 30% compared to comparable models with a sharp hull and traditional shaft line . A result achieved thanks to the combination of three key factors: the reduction of the weight of the boat through the extensive use of carbon; the development of increasingly efficient hulls, designed specifically based on the main conditions of use of the different Series; and the use of innovative propulsion, such as the POD system installed on board the Grande 30M.
