Marshall Brown is an architect, designer, and urban planner whose work explores the relationship between architecture, power, and world-making. ZIGGURAT is a folly – an architectural object constructed primarily for decoration – that has roots in extravagant eighteenth-century French and English gardens. The title references large ancient monuments. Drawing from the contemporary architecture of Frank Gehry, Peter Eisenman, and Zaha Hadid, Brown’s ZIGGURAT points to our relentless impulse to sample, remix, and reconfigure.