Iron A' Design Award Winner 2025
electric hydrofoil vessel, gondola-inspired watercraft, marine transportation design, contemporary yacht design, sustainable propulsion system, naval architecture, streamlined hull form, hydrofoil technology, elevated aerial perspective, three-quarter view composition, diagonal compositional vector, pearl white gelcoat, metallic gray accents, natural teak decking, warm golden-tan wood tones, cornflower blue canvas canopy, saturated azure fabric, sculptural seating arrangement, white ergonomic chairs, vertical rudder element, asymmetrical stern detail, submerged foil structure, ribbed hydrofoil blade, charcoal mechanical components, aquamarine water surface, dark blue-black depths, golden surface reflections, dappled water texture, naturalistic daylight illumination, diffused overhead lighting, golden hour suggestion, moderate atmospheric perspective, shallow depth of field, abstracted aquatic environment, high-gloss surface finish, matte canvas texture, organic wood grain, precision engineering aesthetic, clean geometric forms, minimalist design vocabulary, Scandinavian design influence, contemporary luxury marine craft, advanced maritime technology, sustainable transportation innovation, electric propulsion system, eco-conscious vessel design, premium recreational watercraft, intimate passenger capacity, ergonomic seating configuration, material contrast study, sculptural industrial design, functional maritime object, serene yet dynamic mood, technological sophistication, refined craftsmanship, precision manufacturing quality, innovative naval engineering, forward-looking design language, elegant proportional relationships, streamlined aerodynamic form, lifting-body configuration, calm water conditions, maritime luxury context, contemplative technological aesthetic, balanced compositional harmony, sophisticated chromatic restraint, high-detail precision rendering.
The Gondola Hydrofoil utilizes a minimalist design concept. It combines the elegance of a gondola with the dynamism of a hydrofoil, blending traditional culture with modern aesthetics to create a new water tourism experience for Venice, as well as other coastal areas, based on Venetian culture. It is capable of switching between high-speed movement and leisurely cruising, ensuring that it meets the needs of users in different situations and enhances the traveling experience. The research project not only designed the hydrofoil, but also explored a new research path for tourism experiences.