Working today, quietly
Not every project we work on ends up on this website — and that’s by design, not neglect.
Over the past several years, much of our work has moved from independent boatbuilding projects into contract and consultancy roles supporting research and development programmes across the marine, automotive, rail, aviation and architectural sectors. Many of these projects are covered by non-disclosure agreements that prevent us from publishing images, client names, or project details — in some cases even confirming our involvement at all.
We treat that confidentiality as a professional standard, not an inconvenience. Every client we work with — whether a boatyard, a private owner, or an R&D team — can expect the same discretion:
- We agree confidentiality terms upfront, before any project detail is shared, and follow whatever protocol the client requires — from a simple verbal understanding to a formal NDA.
- We don’t publish, reference, or discuss client work without explicit permission, regardless of how proud we are of it.
- We separate what can and can’t be shown, so that even published projects only ever include what we’ve been cleared to publish.
If our project archive looks a little quiet, it’s because a lot of our recent work simply can’t be shown — not because the workshop has been idle. If you’re considering us for a project that requires this level of discretion, it’s exactly the kind of work we’re used to.