Creating stunning and unique luxury ship cabins take a visionary mind, experience, and resourcefulness. In this interview, Mikael Simell, Cabin Design Expert at ALMACO, shares his best advice on what to consider when creating well-functioning cabins with a wow-factor. Interview with Mikael Simell, Cabin Design Expert at ALMACO Group. What makes a project a success
Our team will be present at Seatrade Cruise Global on September 27 – 30, at Miami Beach Convention Center, FL USA! We will attend Seatrade Cruise Global differently than we usually do this year. Due to health and safety precautions, we have chosen to focus on arranging smaller gatherings with our customers separately, instead of
Roser Zapata is a well-known Laundry Business Expert at ALMACO’s partner GIRBAU, a world-leading laundry solution provider. In this interview, she answers important questions about how the marine industry can adopt sustainable solutions in their laundry processes to meet current protocols and future demands. What is the hospitality industry doing to be more sustainable in
Project logistics is so much more than just delivering material from A to B. While it seems relatively mundane, logistics plays a key role in whether a modernization project is successful or not. Blog post by Tommi Virta, Project Manager at ALMACO Group Logistics is an exciting part of a modernization project. It doesn’t necessarily
In January 2018, ALMACO was contracted by MEYER WERFT to provide catering solutions for P&O Cruises’ new vessel Iona. ALMACO’s scope of work consisted of the turnkey delivery and installation for all the cold rooms and freezer rooms, an area around 1900 m2. ALMACO’s Project Manager at the building site, Valerie Maes, says “Completing a
Hardcore preventative procedures to ensure health, safety, and solid protection from wildly spreading diseases are in the spotlight like never before. For life and work onboard, this means a new set of disease prevention procedures to create, repeat, rehearse, and perfect until they become deeply rooted habits. These procedures must not only apply to the
Shipbuilding is an impressive example of a complex design and engineering process. A vessel is an independent and closed-off city on the sea. It’s designed to survive by its own and capable of supplying everything you need; fresh water, air ventilation, heating, cooling, electricity, food storing and preparation, garbage handling, navigation, communication and internet connection
The short answer is YES! The slightly longer answer is: Yes, by using the “Mobile Cabin Factory” concept, owners and yards can achieve the benefits of modular cabin prefabrication without making a major investment in building and running their own cabin factory. Blog post by Sophia von Haartman, Sales Manager at ALMACO Most people are
30 years in the business is definitely worth celebrating. Vilhelm “Ville” Roberts, co-owner, former CEO and now, active Chairman of the Board, was just handed over a diploma for his long service for our company. In this interview, he shares his story about how it all began and what the most important and memorable milestones
ALMACO delivers Provision Stores and Waiter Stations for MSC Viruosa at Chantiers de l’Atlantique
During the past year, we have taken giant development leaps forward regarding rethinking business models and strategies, product development as well as approaching new segments. As a result, our most visible and global display window – our website – needed a complete makeover. Ladies and gentlemen, here it is! Our new website – ready to
Some might say that the marine industry is a slowly moving dinosaur, but I beg to differ. When it comes to complying with strict regulations and standards, the marine industry is at the top of the list of early innovation adopters. This said, the marine industry has yet to utilize the full potential that digitalization
