Designing Interiors That Endure — On Land and Offshore
From cruise ships navigating tropical waters to luxury hotels in arid climates, the interiors we build today must be more than beautiful — they must be sustainable, durable, and engineered for the environments they inhabit.
At Bolici, sustainability is not an accessory. It is a design and delivery principle, embedded in every technical choice we make — from composite panels and certified woods to modular joinery and installation logistics.
The Maritime Imperative: Why Sustainability at Sea Matters
Maritime interiors face extreme stress:
- Constant humidity, UV exposure, salt corrosion
- Limited weight allowances
- Accelerated wear due to round-the-clock use
In this context, sustainable interior contracting is not just about green principles — it’s about longevity, efficiency, and material intelligence.
Cruise lines, refit yards, and superyacht shipbuilders increasingly require fit-out partners that deliver:
- Weight-optimized solutions
- Pre-certified materials (IMO, FSC, LEED-compliant)
- Modular systems for fast retrofits and low-waste upgrades
Bolici's Approach: Engineering Sustainability into Every Detail
We integrate sustainable practices in all core sectors: cruise, yacht, and high-end hospitality.
Our strategies include:
- Lightweight prefabrication: reduces installation emissions and structural load
- Eco-certified components: FSC woods, low-VOC paints, solvent-free adhesives
- Dry construction systems: avoid traditional wet works and minimize site waste
- Optimized logistics: consolidated deliveries by sea or truck, aligned with install sequencing
- Circular design: interiors that are removable, reconfigurable, and recyclable at end-of-life
Sustainability in Cruise Ship Interiors
On cruise vessels, interior sustainability aligns with:
- SOLAS and IMO regulations
- Rapid turnaround in drydock or newbuild
We deliver full turnkey interiors for public areas, crew spaces, and cabins with:
- Laminated panels with certified cores
- Modular joinery assembled in dry conditions
- CNC-machined fittings to reduce material offcuts
- Fire-retardant materials tested for marine application
Global Hospitality, Local Impact
In high-end hospitality projects from Geneva to Singapore, our sustainable contracting focuses on:
- Local sourcing of stone and wood to reduce transport
- Acoustically engineered ceilings and partitions
- Installation sequencing that minimizes site overlap
- Lifecycle documentation to support ESG and LEED audits
Our Tools: From BIM to Backlog Management
Every sustainability decision is supported by:
- BIM coordination: early clash detection = less rework
- Procurement tracking: control over material origins, certification, and delivery
- QA/QC logs: detailed documentation for compliance and certification bodies
Beyond Compliance: Sustainability as Performance
While regulations push for basic compliance, Bolici’s goal is higher:
- Interiors that last longer
- Systems that reduce operational energy
- Fit-outs that integrate into vessel or building performance
We collaborate with architects, naval engineers, and project managers to define not just what we deliver — but how efficiently and responsibly we do it.
Sustainable Interiors at Every Latitude
Whether at sea or on land, in a hotel, a ferry terminal, or a luxury yacht, the future of interiors is sustainable — not by choice, but by necessity.
At Bolici, we bring decades of technical expertise to projects where aesthetics, engineering, and environmental intelligence must coexist.
We deliver interiors that perform, last, and reduce environmental impact without compromising on quality.