The New High-Security “Ultra2” Superyacht Concept by T. Fotiadis Design

Berlin-based T.Fotiadis Design shares their latest high-security superyacht concept, “Ultra2,” designed for the owner that desires the utmost privacy.

Following from their Stormbreaker superyacht concept, Berlin-based architecture and design firm T.Fotiadis Design has shared the latest vision to come from their creative drawing boards – the high-security superyacht concept known as “Ultra2”.

Measuring 311ft (94m) in length, Ultra2 has been designed with a focus on maximum security and aims to achieve “Ultra quality in both style and eco-friendliness” (hence the name).

Equipped with cutting-edge security and technology to ensure uncompromised privacy for guests, the Ultra2 superyacht offers a “unique safe core” that effortlessly melds into the contemporary design.

One of these specific features of the “core” is a diplomatic-grade secure meeting room, overseen by UK based security company PDP Projects, where the owner and guests can converse in the utmost privacy.

T.Fotiadis Design has also envisioned an onboard environment where standard military counter-intelligence protocols and crew training will ensure the human element of privacy and security matches the technology standards on board.

Should the superyacht concept go-ahead, UK-based security firm Romeo Foxtrot has been enlisted to oversee the crew training and tasked with overseeing the project construction to ensure security is maintained from the very start of the project build.

Besides being a floating Fort Knox, the Ultra2 is an environmentally friendly superyacht. It utilizes an all-electric Azipod propulsion system and hybrid diesel-electric motors to achieve a maximum speed of 16 knots and a cruising speed of 14 knots.

Onboard Ultra2 includes two swimming pools, a jacuzzi, and an Imax theatre for relaxation after business has been addressed. It also has storage for three tenders, two expedition RIB’s, an EC135 Eurocopter helicopter and wave runners, seabobs, kayaks, surfboards, and a waterslide to enjoy when anchored.

While still only a concept at this stage, T. Fotiadis Design is welcoming inquiries from interested individuals looking for an Ultra2 of their own.