Concept Ship Design

How we can help

Morson Projects works with clients to develop their initial requirements into a brief and initial concept ship design.

Our experience and expertise

When clients have concept ship designs, or an idea for a new yacht or boat but are not quite sure how to progress forward, Morson Projects’ naval architecture services team helps them develop their concept into a detailed specification of requirements. This includes sketches and preliminary 3D modelling which can then be used to enter discussions with builders and other stakeholders.

Our concept ship design’s service includes:

• Stakeholder Database Development – ensuring effective communication and collaboration throughout the project between stakeholders with a vested interest in the concept ship designs.
• Final Detailed Requirements Specification – outlining precisely what the concept ship designs need to achieve, covering every aspect from functionality to performance standards.
• Initial Concept Drawings and Models – marking the beginning of the visualisation process, where rough ideas start taking shape into tangible representations of the concept ship designs.
• Initial Feasibility – examining the practicality and viability of the concept ship designs, considering factors such as technological feasibility, resource availability and economic feasibility.
• Initial Requirements Definition – establishing the foundational criteria and parameters for the concept ship designs, setting the stage for further development and refinement.
• Managing the Bid Process – overseeing the procurement process for materials, services and the expertise required for the realisation of the concept ship designs.
• Survey of the Relevant Regulatory Field – conducting a comprehensive examination of the legal and regulatory frameworks pertinent to the concept ship designs, ensuring compliance with all applicable standards and guidelines.