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Johan and Malin have completed the 22 temporary plywood frames required to build the hull of their custom boat.5:18 These frames serve as the foundation for the hull shape and must be positioned precisely to ensure structural accuracy.1:26 The next phase of construction involves clearing the current workspace to build a strongback, a rigid foundation for mounting these frames.5:52 The team also secured the timber needed for the build.6:14

Separately, the design team updated the boat’s interior and deck layout using virtual reality.6:58 Key modifications include lowering the cockpit floor by 100 millimeters, increasing backrest height by 60 millimeters, and shortening cockpit benches to shift the steering wheels forward.7:31 The mast position moved toward the stern to sit in a flatter area of the coaming.10:13 Interior adjustments include straightening the day head wall for more storage, angling guest cabin bulkheads to increase floor space, and enlarging the shower area.11:13 Future design work will focus on structural elements like chain plates and internal framing.20:17

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