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BOMBARDIER GLOBAL EXPRESS

Exterior & interior design 

Shortlisted for

The International Yacht & Aviation Awards 2026

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Project G-EXRS fundamentally redefines the parameters of private aviation, shifting the paradigm from aesthetic decoration to psychological and spatial command. Executed on a Bombardier Global Express, it is an uncompromising architectural ecosystem engineered for an elite demographic that demands absolute sovereignty over their environment. It translates the concept of unannounced, systemic power into a tangible, physical asset.

The Exterior Command

Rejecting the standardized, commercial anonymity of the industry, the aircraft imposes a terrestrial weight into the aerial domain. The custom dark brown and champagne gradient livery acts as a statement of architectural dominance. Rather than attempting optical camouflage, it aggressively anchors the vessel to the tarmac while projecting a monolithic presence in the sky. Tension lines across the empennage communicate relentless kinetic energy even at idle. It is a signature engineered for those who wield influence without the need to broadcast intent.

The Inner Sanctum

The cabin operates as an ecosystem of absolute sensory isolation. It utilizes unprecedented material density to deliberately counter the physical impermanence of flight. Extreme tactile contrasts govern the space: high-gloss dark wood veneers are juxtaposed against earth-toned, heavily texturized leathers, solid copper hardware, and massive bronze finishes. From the millimetric tailoring of the hand-stitched leather grips to the monolithic, copper-accented lavatory, every detail is a masterclass in bespoke craftsmanship. Project G-EXRS transcends the traditional constraints of a transcontinental transport vessel, transforming it into a rigidly anchored stronghold that grants the end-user an uncompromising sense of absolute permanence at altitude.

© 2026 Matteo Prola

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