
There has been much secrecy surrounding this year’s launch of the superyacht Silver Shalis from Delta Yachts, who knows why. First marked at just “Project 175038″, the Delta Design Group has taken a fresh approach to designing this one, with a focus on an Asian inspired interior, which is supposed to be as distinct as it it exquisite.
The interior architecture will be of minimalist design, in order to show off the furnishings. They will be made from a combination of textures, tone and elegance, with natural fibers, the highest quality leather, and other textiles that are going to be indulgent, but also for every day living, since the owners will be cruising for extended periods of time. No matter where you are inside, there will be many straight wood grains, as well as a mix of Zen earth tones with monochromatic colors. The interior was designed by the famous Jonathan Quinn Barnett, and the outside by the popular Langan Design Associates.

The hull design will be of the semi-displacement kind, with an all composite body, which will make this 174 foot (53 m) superyacht have a sleek and stylish look, as well as cut through the water at top speeds of over 20 knots, with a cruising speed of 15 knots. She will be able to go over 3,000 nautical miles at 12, with a fuel tank that will hold 14,000 gallons, with a 2,000 gallon fresh water holding tank, there is no telling how far she will be able to go without the need of a port.
The Silver Shalis, at half load will have a draft of just seven and a half feet, and a displacement of 335 tons. What powers this superyacht? The engines are two MTU 16v4000′s, with 2,100 rpm at 3,650 hp, as well as Quantum QC 1800 Zero Speed Stabilizers. Two Northern Lights 99 Kilowatt generators will supply all the necessary electrical needs for the whole ship.

Recently, the Silver Shalis has been spotted cruising around the harbor in Seattle Washington, with it’s new duck egg blue paint. It was seen alongside such other luxury superyachts as the Northcoast 125. She has been being put through her paces, being carefully inspected, put through a series of open water testing, before being released to her owners later on this year.
You can find out more information on the Silver Shalis, as well as Delta Yachts online. There are many different websites to choose from, and Delta has their own site, with a showroom of their many accomplishments, including yachts like the Gan Finale, Katya, and Mr. Terrible. Located just a few minutes for the Boeing Field near the Seattle-Tacoma airport in Seattle Washington, Delta Yachts is an 18 acre shipyard. They do much more than new construction, they are also one of the leaders in repairing and refitting superyachts, and one of the few in the United States. When Delta starts building a super yacht, it’s owners can watch it unfold from project plans to completed ship.
Specification of the superyacht Silver Shalis:
Length Overall: 53.00 m/173.88 ft
Hull Material: Aluminium
Superstructure: Aluminium
Engines: 2 x MTU 16V 4000 Diesels
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Related links:
Delta Yachts
Jonathan Quinn Barnett
Photo: superyachtphoto.com
Categories: All Yacht News, New Yachts
Tags: Delta Yachts, Jonathan Quinn Barnett, Langan Design Associates, motor yacht, Silver Shalis
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The Silver Shalis has been at the Charlottetown Yact Club, Prince Edward Island, Canada, for the last few days. Very nice.
The Silver Shalis is now docked at St. Peter’s Canal, Cape Breton, N.S.
She is beautiful!
July 27th docked in Halifax, Nova Scotia
July 29 docked at Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic warf in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. Gorgeous!
Now docked in Lunenburg, NS
Docked in lunenburg Nova Scotia!
Saw Delta Silver Shalis at Lunenburg Wharf yesterday. It wasn’t white nor duckegg blue but navy blue. Very beautiful and this ship’s cat is curious to know who its owner is.
Cheryl
She’s Here in bar harbor right now, and she’s baby blue. I wish I we’re their baby!
Just saw it docked in Portland, Maine this evening…
She’s sitting in Casco Bay, Portland, Maine. Impressive
The Silver Shalis is currentley docking in the Boston Harbor. She is a beauty
Just saw her in Wood’s Hole, MA just across the sound from Martha’s Vineyard
She is now pulling into the Nantucket Boat Basin as we speak
Watched it pull into Hyannis Harbor Aug 20, she sure is
beautiful!
She is currently in Hyannis Harbor.
Currently in Hyannis Harbor on Cape Cod. (MA)
Hyannis..woould love to go on for sunset cocktail hour…
Saw her on the 20th in Hyannis Harbour. She was docked next to Thirteen, and you could walk on the dock right in between them.
The Silver Shalis found safe anchorage from “Irene” last night in Turtle Head Cove off the Maine island of Islesboro.
The Silver Shalis was anchored in the Rockland,Maine harbor this morning around 10 am. What a beautiful sight!
She’s back in Casco Bay, docked at Dimillo’s as of this morning.
Just saw this boat leaving Hyannis with two smaller boats cruising along side.
It is in nantucket on September 2nd
It just left Nantucket
In Hyannis, Nice ship.
I saw Silver Shalis tied up in Newport, Rhode Island during the Newport International Boat Show. Last saw her in July, when Kelly IV and I were tied next to her in St. Peters Canal, Nova Scotia.
Silver Shalis was in Old Saybrook, CT. Docked at Old Saybrook Point Inn. A really amazing, beautiful yacht.
The Silver Shalis has been in Old Saybrook, CT at the Saybrook Point Inn. Wow, what beauty! I think she was leaving today.
She is docked in Baltimore, MD. Spectacular.
At anchor on the Chester River. Wow.
Saw her leaving Eastern Bay, heading for Annapolis.
As of Last night, she is sitting in Annapolis, Maryland’s Annapolis Yacht Club. One beautiful yacht both inside and out. And to think it’s privately owned by, Larry Silverstein of World Trade Center. He owned Bldg 7…