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Grgič M.G. Yacht Design Handbook

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Grgič M.G. Yacht Design Handbook
Milano, Italy: FrancoAngeli, 2015. — 152 p.
This plain and concise handbook is a useful instrument for Yacht Design students and an enjoyable
reading for boat builders and boat owners who want to learn more about their yachts. The author
takes the reader by the hand and leads him step by step through an overall check of all yacht design
aspects, with useful suggestions and a few tricks of the trade.
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