MEAN, the Middle East Architecture Network, is a Dubai-based architecture practice founded by architect Riyad Joucka that works at the nexus of design and emergent technologies. The studio develops site-specific work for the contemporary Middle Eastern context, leveraging computational design and digital fabrication to deliver projects that span public buildings, urban installations, and products. Its portfolio includes experimental structures and objects such as the Deciduous 3D-printed pavilion, the 3D-printed Majlis, the Mawj chair, the Desert Pavilion, and House 00, and its work has been profiled by outlets including The National, ArchDaily, and Designboom, alongside recognition at the AD Middle East Design Awards.
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