Nave is a terracotta tile system combined with water flow, used to cool indoor spaces in desertic environments. The cooling method is based on a local traditional cooling solution, and answers a local need. In the project, the tile transforms form a generic product, back into a local, tailored to place product. The system operates on minimal energy and water consumption and is used for green building. The system has three variations: wall tiles, partition and a totem vertical cooling body.

Yael Issacharov is an industrial designer and illustrator, born in Israel and currently living in Barcelona, Spain. Yael graduated with honors from Holon institute of technology , majoring in industrial design. In her work, Yael explores the relationships between the object and its cultural and semantic context. Yael believes in a multidisciplinary approach, where each field of design and creative expression enriches and supports the sum of the design work, leading to the discovery of each object´s essence.

Yael Issacharov is an industrial designer and illustrator, born in Israel and currently working from Barcelona, Spain. Yael graduated with honors from Holon institute of technology , majoring in industrial design. In her work, Yael explores the relationships between the object and its cultural and semantic context. Yael believes in a multidisciplinary approach, where each field of design and creative expression enriches and supports the sum of the design work, leading to the discovery of each object´s essence.