So, it should not be very complicated to "automatically" generate designs within the "formula" based on specifications like bunk size: king, queen, cozy; galley and dinette size; desired headroom, ...
The flat panels could be cut and infused as drawn at a more industrial scale and shipped for simple final assembly and curing at the place of delivery.
The design of the example proa as shown in your blog is surprisingly sophisticated, given that it is made up of the more simple surfaces. At first view, the only thing I would change is to cut away the window less down flare portion of the cabin roof from the bulkhead on and use the upper portion of that bulkhead to frame additional vertical windows in. This would allow direct view to the front (and back) as for an inside cockpit.
I also noticed that the deck reminds me of a tender. Its use as a sled for an outboard is only a pivot away.
Luc
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