Admiral, a brand of The Italian Sea Group (TISG), has laid the keel of its new 73-metre superyacht from its GC-Force series. The model has been commissioned for an American owner and the sale of the superyacht was announced in February, with Michael Tabor and Brandon Kummer at Kitson Yachts handling the sale.
Construction of the yacht was coordinated by The A Group team led by Richard Hein as owner's representative, with delivery set for 2026.
An evolution of the 50-metre C-Force series, which includes Ouranos and Life Saga II, the project has been created by TISG's in-house design team for the exterior with interiors by FM Architettura.
The steel and aluminium yacht features double-height glass panels amidships, which break up the superstructure with side decks removed to provide uninterrupted views. The four-deck model will offer a six-cabin layout with an additional nine cabins for crew members.
"The keel-laying ceremony is always a special moment during the construction of a yacht, especially for a custom-made project of this size and with these futuristic features, both from an aesthetic and engineering point of view," said Giovanni Costantino, founder and CEO of The Italian Sea Group. "The continuous and growing interest in our yachts confirms TISG's ability to foresee and meet the needs of increasingly demanding and quality-oriented clients without any compromise, especially on large sizes."
The GC-Force 73 will join a number of projects currently under construction at the Italian Sea Group under the Admiral brand including the 98-metre future flagship Project Titanium and the 82-metre Project Galileo, both of which are due for delivery in 2025.