RIVAGE
by Riva 2011
Photo Presentation
Virtual Tour
Technical Data
Manufacturer
Riva
Model
Aquariva by Marc Newson
Year
2011
Lying
Venice, Italy
- LOA
- 33′ | 10.07m
- Beam
- 9′ 2″ | 2.80m
- Draft
- 3′ 2″ | 0.96m
- Engine Make
- 2x Yanmar
- Engine Model
- 6LY3/UTP
- Engine HP
- 2x 380hp
- Engine Hours
- 130
- Fuel
- 127gal | 480ltr
- Water
- 34gal | 130ltr
- Cruise Speed
- 36kn
- Max Speed
- 41kn
- Range
- 150nm @36knots
- Guest Cabins
- 1
- Total Guests
- 2
- Asking Price
- € 630,000
- Tax Status
- VAT Paid
- Flag
- German
Layout
Description
“Aquariva by Marc Newson is a natural extension of the artist’s work with planes and automobiles. The result is a brilliant blend of form and function, looking back to La Dolce Vita of the 1950’s and 1960’s and forward to the latest trends in nautical design,” says Larry Gagosian.
“As a kid obsessed with designing and making things, post-war Italian design was a huge source of inspiration. I was amazed by the seamless ability of designers and industry to produce every conceivable type of industrial product, from furniture to automobiles. My own career has undoubtedly been influenced by the Italians’ ability to impact so many areas of design,” says Marc Newson. “That influence is fully evident in ‘Aquariva by Marc Newson’, my first nautical design project for the iconic Italian brand.”
“We are proud that Marc Newson has chosen the Aquariva, which we first created in 2001, as the vessel in which to express his vision for nautical design. His design will carry on Aquariva’s legacy as a timeless classic, continuing a thread that connects past to present, and tradition to innovation”, state Mauro Micheli and Sergio Beretta, founders of Officina Italiana Design.
Broker Comments
The Aquariva M/Y RIVAGE by Marc Newson is a rare meeting of true design legends — an icon reimagined with confidence and clarity. She feels sculptural, deliberate and unmistakably collectible, blending heritage with contemporary vision in a way few yachts ever achieve. More than a boat, she is a statement piece on the water — refined, artistic and enduringly desirable.