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Three concepts were shortlisted this year, then merged into a single reference design: the VOYAGER Concord. Learn more about the winning entry, and the honourable mention, below.
Built for distance, not display.
The brief was to design a VOYAGER platform built around range and reliability at sea — and the engineering story that makes that possible without excess weight or complexity. In other words, a new standard for endurance. One for the working fleet.
Entrants were asked to reimagine the working hull for a new generation of low-emission marine systems, balancing endurance, serviceability, and crew comfort.
This round had three winners — two for hull design, one for systems layout — along with an honourable mention. The winning entries were merged with the help of the VOYAGER design team into a single reference build, unveiled at the Singapore yard during a private review.
Defining a new form of low-drag endurance hull.
Taking the classic workboat form into one that transcends time.
A calmer, more legible bridge experience.
Endurance distilled to its essence.
A new take on the aesthetic of endurance.
Reinterpreting the workboat type for new operating conditions.
Taking endurance into a new area: autonomous survey.
Endurance reinvented for a lower-impact fleet.
Taking the survey-class hull to a new level.
Making endurance-class capability accessible to smaller yards.
The prior round of the Design Challenge carried the same energy that defined the first: from autonomous survey craft to modular utility platforms, the field was crowded and the competition close.
A compact platform that reduces the need for travel between sites.
See the design →For questions about the design challenge, feel free to contact the VOYAGER Design Community.
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