Cemre NB1091 Hinnøy

Project Name: Cemre Shipyard NB1091 Hinnøy Ferry Interior Visualization

Year: 2022

Shipyard / Location: Cemre Shipyard — Altınova, Yalova, Turkey

Project Type: Passenger Ferry Interior 3D Modeling and Visualization

Software Used: 3ds Max, Corona Renderer

Visualized Areas: Passenger Lounge (Passenger Deck), Kiosk and Café Area

NB1091 Hinnøy Interior Visualization Project

In 2022, while serving as Head of Design at Cita Design Studio, I produced the 3D modeling and photorealistic visualization work for the passenger lounge and kiosk areas of Hinnøy, Cemre Shipyard's NB1091 battery-electric car and passenger ferry. Created with 3ds Max and Corona Renderer, the renders bring together circulation for high passenger volumes, varied seating types, accessible areas, service points, material transitions, and a layered lighting scheme.

The passenger lounge was modeled around clear sightlines and intuitive wayfinding, with seating, tables, and social zones responding to different journey needs within one consistent interior language. The kiosk and café visualizations focused on an efficient service flow, product display, and convenient passenger access.

Norway's Largest Zero-Emission Ferry in Service

Designed by The Norwegian Ship Design Company and built by Cemre Shipyard for Torghatten Nord AS, MF Hinnøy departed for Norway in April 2025 and entered regular service on the Bognes–Lødingen route on 6 June 2025. Introduced as Norway's largest zero-emission ferry, the vessel completes the exposed, one-hour crossing at 13–14 knots.

Its double-ended configuration supports efficient operation in both directions. Hinnøy normally runs on battery-electric propulsion supplied by high-capacity automated shore charging, with biodiesel generators providing backup power when shore electricity is unavailable. Two fully independent power and propulsion systems support continued operation after a single fault.

Hinnøy Technical Data

This work is part of my marine interior modeling and rendering portfolio, translating the technical requirements and passenger comfort of a large-capacity ferry into a clear visual narrative.