Design
Moschino
Designed by Paolo Lodigiani
The Moschino is a reconstruction from memory. Lodigiani based her on the mosconi he half-remembers from Ligurian summers in the 1950s and 60s, seen from the rocks where his family swam rather than from the beach where the boats lived, and he is open that with no technical documentation to work from he has certainly changed details: the originals had flat bottoms where his has a V.
A 5 m twin hulled beach boat in the spirit of the Italian moscone, the rowed catamaran of the Adriatic beaches. Chine hulls, stitch and glue, and a beginner build.
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