About - Ox Eye

Our history

Team

About us

We are two young engineers and naval architects with a strong desire to bring our own vision of naval architecture to your projects and bring our freshness and know-how to help you and your clients develop your designs.

We work with your ideas to ensure that your customers are satisfied with all aspects of your projects, and to guarantee quality, costs and deadlines.

In an ever-changing world, we believe that
that it is crucial to take climate change into account
and transform the way we think about how we build and design boats.

That’s why, at Ox Eye, we’re committed to creativity, innovation and determination, so that together we can build the world of tomorrow
where performance is combined with respect for the environment
and where we can preserve our playground, the sea.

Our mission is not only to provide a complete naval architecture and engineering service, but also to offer our vision of design and architecture to bring a fresh, external eye to your ideas and propose elegant, innovative solutions.

In 2015, Thibault and Corentin met at the start of their naval architecture career.

Both passionate about sailing and technology, they began developing an innovative and environmentally-friendly Class 40 project in 2018.
This idea and the positive feedback from the architects with whom they work led them to develop these projects and create Ox Eye.

Corentin Le Roy

Trained as a naval architect at ENSA Nantes, Corentin initially worked in a shipyard, handling both aluminium and composites, which gave him a broad vision of shipbuilding. He continued his professional career with shipyards and naval architects in France and abroad to strengthen his vision of naval architecture and acquire a versatile technique in design and engineering.

Thibault Lecarpentier

After graduating in engineering from ENSTA Bretagne, Thibault obtained a Master's degree in naval architecture and eventually joined one of France's leading shipyards, while continuing to sail, improving his technical and practical skills in ocean racing. He then joined an architectural firm in Spain, working on professional boat and yacht projects.