Bluewater Cruising Association Proudly Presents: Designing Super Yachts Greg Marshall

Greg Marsh
Greg Marsh

On April 15, 2014 at the Royal Victoria Yacht Club Bluewater Cruising present Greg Marshall, a Canadian Super
Yacht designer based in Victoria, BC. He has more than 36 years in the industry. Together with business partner, Gordon Galbraith, they run an award-winning company, Gregory C. Marshall Naval Architects Ltd. with a team of sixteen designers, interior designers, stylists, structural and mechanical engineers, and naval architects.
 
Greg’s team works with some of the top shipyards in the world, including Burger Boat Company, Christensen
Shipyards, Ocean Alexander, McMullen and Wing, Westport Shipyards and more. All their designs are committed
to produce “elegant, smarter and more intelligent solutions for the marine industry”.
 
Gregory C. Marshall Naval Architects is one of the few in the Super Yacht industry that covers all of the design
disciplines in-house. Currently, the team has more than seven projects on the go. These include six vessels ranging in length from 43 to 75 metres (± 140 – 245 feet).
 
3475 Ripon Road, Victoria V8R 6H1
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Presentation at 2000
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