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Architect Imhotep designed history's first monumental stone building — the Step Pyramid of Djoser.
Around 2670 BCE, the brilliant polymath Imhotep designed a revolutionary tomb for Pharaoh Djoser: a pyramid built in six stacked layers of cut limestone. Before this, even royal tombs were flat-topped mud-brick structures. Imhotep's innovation launched the age of pyramid building and earned him near-divine status — centuries later, the Egyptians worshipped him as a god of wisdom and medicine.
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