Bart and Maarten had a dream

REBORN 38 - length 11.65 m

One year ago, when meeting marine owners Bart Reijn and Maarten van den Born, it seemed as if we were looking in a mirror. Just like us, they have big dreams and bold ideas. More specifically, they wanted to develop their first boat. Not just any boat though, a high-speed powerboat that embraced all the latest, most advanced naval architecture and feature integration. They called their idea: Reborn Yachts.

Most people would have told them to be a bit more modest about their first building project. Not us! We said GO FOR IT and we helped them put a team together to get their dream off the ground.Our own role within this team was focused around the technical feasibility of Bart and Maarten’s dream. Working closely with designer Bernd Weel and other parties, we supported his design... Read more >>

The happy marriage between light weight and heavy duty

STORMER RIB 75 - length 8.15 m

Together with STORMER MARINE we recently finished a challenging project. And as you might know, at Sea Level we like challenges. 

The essence of the project revolved around the development of a high capacity and high-speed RIB. A workboat defined as: strong, light weight and perfectly balanced in any configuration. Demands that, at first, may seem difficult to combine in one design. 

Our approach was to constantly monitor the weight and the balance during the entire process...

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Balancing between requirements and desires

Luxury LSA Tender

People might own a superyacht for different reasons, but the one they seem to all have in common is truthfully the search for freedom. When designing a ship, creating all its features, even adding secondary functions, the main design driver ought to be the feeling of freedom. At a certain point however, the Rules and Regulations will come in and stand in the way of fun and creativity.

And this also applies to rescue boats. Rescue boats find themselves obligated to meet such specific requirements that the world of freedom, creativity and fun suddenly seems far away. At Sea Level however, we came up with a smart and fun way to merge these seemingly opposing worlds! Read more >>