YACHT DESIGN
RESHAPED FOR ADVENTURE
OK
The 146-meter OK is a semi-submersible expedition yacht originally engineered as a heavy-duty maritime platform and later transformed into a world-girdling exploration vessel. Reimagined with exterior styling by Timur Bozca, the project bridges industrial engineering and refined yacht design, establishing a new typology within the superyacht segment. Its muscular profile and balanced proportions reflect both structural strength and timeless maritime aesthetics.
Designed for global exploration, OK offers more than 3,300 square meters of open deck space, allowing exceptional operational flexibility. The vessel accommodates up to 70 different toys and support craft, including a 46-meter sailing yacht, tenders, amphibious vehicles, and even a seaplane. A 40-ton crane and full-scale vehicle ramp enhance its logistical capacity, positioning the yacht as a fully mobile expedition base capable of supporting complex voyages and remote operations.
One of OK’s defining features is its partial submerging capability. Engineered with reinforced internal strength, the vessel can submerge sections of its deck to facilitate stern and side loading of oversized vehicles and equipment. This semi-submersible function also enables the yacht to temporarily transform into an island-like floating platform, expanding experiential possibilities beyond conventional superyacht operations.
Despite its expedition-focused DNA, OK integrates extensive lifestyle features, including a sun deck Jacuzzi, glass-surrounded swimming pool, outdoor cinema, tennis court, botanical garden, and four large aquariums. The yacht accommodates 20 guests, highlighted by a panoramic 360-degree owner’s suite designed for uninterrupted horizon views. The result is a rare synthesis of industrial capability, architectural scale, and long-range luxury exploration.
