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Read MoreThe dizzying story of Symphony of the Seas, the largest and most ambitious cruise ship ever built By: Oliver Franklin-Wallis Published In: Wired Magazine UK Date: Sunday, April 1, 2018 Symphony of the Seas – which, on its maiden voyage from Barcelona in March 2018 became the largest passenger ship ever built – is about five
Read MoreSpanning 43 pages, the report, covers the world of cruise ship design in depth – from the big mass market ships to expedition vessel design, amenities for Chinese passengers, and everything in between.
In exclusive interviews and research, Cruise Industry News has talked to the key players and design outfits in the maritime world, featuring a variety of topics.
Read MoreWilson Butler Architects, an award-winning, innovative design firm, today announced a number of key promotions, including: Gillian Cable-Murphy, Senior Associate; Kelly McFerran, Associate; Alastair Battson, Senior Associate; Rebecca Emanuel, Senior Associate; Frank Giorlando, Associate; Chris Dynia, Senior Associate; Ben Marcionek, Senior Associate; Robert Levash, Senior Associate and Josh Stiling, Associate. “It is with great pride that
Read MoreCelebrity Cruises reveals the next exciting feature on its newest ship, Celebrity Edge, which debuts next year. Eden, is a unique venue where state of the art design is fused into every element, including cuisine served by “Edenists.” Spanning three decks at the aft of the ship with almost 7,000 sq. ft. of glass, Eden has
Read MoreThe Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Massachusetts will be hosting an exhibition beginning May 20, 2017, titled Ocean Liners: Glamour, Speed, and Style. Drawing from international institutions and private collections, the exhibition brings together nearly 200 works including paintings, sculpture, models, furniture, lighting, wall panels, textiles, fashion, photographs, posters and film. The exhibition is co-organized
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