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Renowned Danish designer was educated as a naval engineer in Newcastle and worked for a few years at the B&W Shipyard before he was offered the...

After retiring from running his own auto body shop, located in Groton, CT, Aborn Smith designed and built sailboats under the name of Trump Yachts ...

Native of Glasgow, Scotland, Balfour was apprenticed to Harland and Wolff at Sandbank. He later joined Alexander Robertson and Sons and worked with...

From Design office web site. A graduate of Stanford University with a degree in Mechanical Engineering, Alan Andrews, the president of Alan Andrews...

Noted English designer who was at the forefront in the development of production fiberglass sailing yachts in the UK. According to Hill himself, hi...

Before establishing his own firm, Gurney served as an apprentice naval Architect in England with J. Francis Jones, and later with the firm of Holma...

Most recent designer of J Boats.

Alan Pape, C. Eng., M.R.I.N.A. is the designer best known for the highly successful Saga and Cuttyhunk series of offshore cruisers.

Alan Payne was a yacht designer who was born in Great Britain but spent his career in Australia. He is probably best known as the designer of the 1...

One of New Zealands most popular and prolific boat designers. ALAN WRIGHT DESIGN Ltd Postal: PO BOX 169 WHANGAPARAOA HIBISCUS COAST 0943 New Zealand

British yacht designer, artist and writer. His known surviving original drawings are in the W P Stephens Collection at Mystic Seaport Museum (Mysti...

ITALY Via Cisis, 9 33100 Udine Italia mob ITA +39.328.2649038 FRANCE 4, Cité Magenta 75010 Paris France mob FRA +33.(0)6...

Address: Piazza S. Benedetto del Tronto Viareggio (Lucca) 55049 Italy Tel. +39 0584 371194 +39 0584 371253 EMail: a.deglinnocenti@vismaramarine.it ...

Alfred E.(Bill)Luders spent most of career working at Luders Marine Constuction, originally founded by his father. During WWII, the company built m...

Internationally known designer from Scotland whose career began before WWI and lasted through the second world war. (the helm was then passed to hi...

Al Mason worked for a number of design firms during his long career including Sparkman & Stephens and Philip Rhodes.

Born in Poland. By 1957 was working as a draftsman at Alden & Sons, (USA). In 1961, became a draftsman/designer of large commercial vessels wit...

Andrea Vallicelli graduated from the School of Architecture in Rome and began to work in the field of yacht design in 1974 while still a student. O...

Grandson of the Beneteau founder. He was the designer of many of company’s earlier models and an indispensable figure in the builder’s early success.

French designer of INTERNATIONAL 470. Awarded the Legion of Honour. Nephew of Eugène Cornu.

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Andre Mauric had a prolific career especially centered on the creation of racing yachts. Son of a Marseillais cabinetmaker with a passion for saili...

Andy Kostanecki is a well known designer and inventor with many years of service to the sport of sailing. (He was experimenting with ‘glued seams’ ...

Andrzej Skrzat ul. Zeglarska 1 05-075 Warszawa-Wesola Poland phone: +48 22 7735133 (Polish speaking) phone: +48 22 7735131 (Daria Skrzat - English ...

Angelo Lavranos worked for Angus Primrose in the United Kingdom and Sparkman & Stephens in New York, before setting up his own design office in...

Angus Primrose was best known for his designs for around the world races including the Gypsy Moth IV of Sir Francis Chichester, and production boat...

Well known Italian designer of high style luxury yachts.

Arne Borghegn first worked at the Paul Molich boatyard at Hundested, DEN, and was trained to be a naval architect at the Helsingoer Teknikum. Later...

After graduating from the U.S. Coast Guard Academy and completing his military service, Arthur Edmunds worked at a shipyard for a time and then bec...

Arthur Piver played a large role in the growth in popularity of the cruising trimaran through his various marine plywood designs aimed at the amate...

Arthur Cecil Robb was a British yacht designer working in London, England, after World War II. Born in New Zealand, by 1930 he was employed as yard...

An American (California ??) designer who patented the concept of building a cavity for the cabin sole into the keel in order to achieve more headro...

Venetian marine designer and engineer. Many of his designs appeared ‘Yachting World’ magazine and the Italian ‘Vela e Motore’.

Swedish designer and inventor with many achievements to his credit in the automotive, acoustic and other fields. As a yacht designer, he is known f...

German Yacht designer and championship sailer best known for his work with Bavaria Yachts. Mohnhaupt has also been involved in a number of Successf...

An American designer best known for his racing craft that appeared at the beginning of the 20th century. Born into a old and wealthy New England fa...

Australian designer, sailor, and best known as the man behind the winged keel that in 1983, ended US dominance in the America’s Cup. His given name...

Based on an article that appeared in Wooden Boat Magazine volume 148 June 1999 by Steve Bunnell, Ben Seaborn is legendary name in Pacific Northwest...

The team of Sven-Olof Ridder and Lars Bergström are responcible for a number of innovations in the world of sailing, including the Windex (masthead...

Berret-Racoupeau Yacht Design has specialized in performance sailing yachts for more than 30 years. Based in La Rochelle, France, we work with a te...

(From Company Website) Bill Dixon first worked for highly respected naval architect Angus Primrose and it was his knowledge, encouragement and enth...

The year 1997 marked the 20th anniversary of this eccentric Santa Cruz designer’s record-setting Transpac run aboard the ULDB 70 Merlin—the boat th...