| Presto 30 Sharpie |
| Outward Bound 30 Expedition Boat |
| 42' Custom Daysailer - Bid Plans Complete |
| 32.6' Sportboat - Construction Progressing |
| Outward Bound Odyssey a Success |
| Class 40 Launched! |
| America 3 in Palm Beach - Installation a Success! |
| Cup Boats at Museum of Fine Arts Boston |
| Diode 36 |
| Aerodyne 43 has arrived |
| Quest 40 |
| Quadrille repaired at original builder |
| RMYD Using Rapid Prototyping Technology |
| 48.5 Ft Cruiser |
| Transform refit for Sundeer 56 |
| Major Refit for Panta Rhei 7 |
| VPPS complete for Kiwi 35 |
| Quest 33 hits the water |
| RMYD launches new website |
| RMD Opens Newport Office |
| Great results at 2007 FIGAWI |
| RMYD sweeps 2004 solo twin class 1 |
| Algeria wins 2003 solo twin |
| Rodger Martin Yacht Designs take top honors |
| Quest 30 Samba wins Block Island race week |
| Top finishes at PHRF New Englands |
| Tango wins at Key West in debut regatta |
| Good show at the offshore 160 |
| Good show at 2002 solo twin |
| 1-2 finishes in Bermuda 1-2 |
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OUTWARD BOUND ODYSSEY EXPEDITION A SUCCESS!
Two Outward Bound 30's, "Rip Hudner" and "Ritt" have just completed a 2500 mile journey from the Outward Bound Sea Program's southern base in Key Largo, FL to their home base in Wheeler's Bay, ME. The Odyssey Expedition was crewed by the Outward Bound instructors, with goals of learning more about the new boats and how to teach in them, improving seamanship skills, and seeking out adventure. The boats performed amazingly, in conditons ranging from downpour to 30 knots and waves, with no breakdowns. This incredible expedition started in mid-April, and finished on June 5. Multiple port calls were made along the way, including a big event here in Newport.
More detail on the trip can be found at;
http://www.outwardboundodyssey.org/
For more details on the Outward Bound 30;
http://www.rodgermartindesign.com/portfolio.php?item=30 | | | CLASS 40 LAUNCHED - the first built in the United States
Our Class 40 for skipper Stuart Williams of Newport, RI was launched on September 14, 2007 at Little Harbor in Portsmouth, RI.
| | |  AMERICA 3 IN PALM BEACH - INSTALLATION A SUCCESS!
The Society of the Four Arts in Palm Beach, Florida hosted Bill Koch's 1992 Cup Boat, America3, for five exciting weeks of public display, hung on rod rigging in similar fashion to our previous exhibit at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. Sadly her time spend on display was short-lived (only five weeks) and she is now under wraps in Portsmouth, RI, eagerly awaiting the next destination!
Layout (view overhead) | | |  CUP BOATS AT MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS BOSTON
Rodger Martin Design has been involved in an exciting project for Mr. William Koch. America 3, the 1992 America's Cup winner, and Il Moro di Venezia, her competitor, are on display in front of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, MA now until November 13 2005. Our design concept is to support the boats so they are "sailing on land" - with minimal structure beneath them - and to do so we have designed a support system involving tethering the boats to ground with a network of rod rigging. The yacht display is part of a full installation at the museum entitled "Things I Love: The Many Collections of William I. Koch."
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