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Developing a production series catamaran requires a multi-phase design process involving naval architects, engineers, and component suppliers to establish a fixed price and build specification before construction begins.▶ 2:27 The process begins with a conceptual phase using 2D drawings to define the vessel's purpose and proportions.▶ 3:42 Once finalized, the design moves to a 3D model, which allows for interior volume analysis, weight estimation, and virtual reality walkthroughs to assess ergonomics and space.▶ 5:36 The final engineering phase integrates specific systems—including engines, glazing, and rigging—to produce precise cut files and a comprehensive bill of materials.▶ 7:17 Design changes often trigger iterative loops, as component choices like glazing types or door configurations impact structural sills and overall weight.▶ 11:40 Partnering with experienced naval architects, such as Pierre Deleon, and industry experts like Todd Rickard is essential to manage the technical complexity and workload of a production build.▶ 12:47 Thorough pre-build planning prevents costly delays once the yard begins construction.

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