a detailed and visually engaging timeline illustrating the development of architects from 1900 until now. The timeline should be divided into distinct eras with visual representations of architectural styles and key milestones for each period. Timeline Layout: A horizontal timeline with markers for each decade from 1900 to the present. Each era should be clearly defined and labeled with the decade or specific years. 1900-1920: Early Modernism Visuals: Early skyscrapers, Art Nouveau designs, and Beaux-Arts buildings. Key Figures: Frank Lloyd Wright, Antoni Gaudí. Milestones: Development of the steel frame construction, birth of modern architecture. 1920-1940: Bauhaus and International Style Visuals: Bauhaus buildings, streamlined forms, and functional designs. Key Figures: Walter Gropius, Le Corbusier, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. Milestones: Founding of the Bauhaus school, emergence of the International Style. 1940-1960: Mid-century Modern Visuals: Clean lines, organic forms, integration with nature. Key Figures: Richard Neutra, Eero Saarinen, Charles and Ray Eames. Milestones: Post-war building boom, rise of suburban architecture. 1960-1980: Brutalism and Postmodernism Visuals: Brutalist concrete structures, eclectic postmodern designs. Key Figures: Louis Kahn, Robert Venturi, Philip Johnson. Milestones: Reaction against modernism, incorporation of historical references. 1980-2000: High-tech and Deconstructivism Visuals: High-tech steel and glass buildings, fragmented forms. Key Figures: Richard Rogers, Norman Foster, Frank Gehry. Milestones: Use of advanced technology in architecture, deconstruction of traditional forms. 2000-Present: Sustainable and Parametric Design Visuals: Green buildings, parametric and computational designs. Key Figures: Zaha Hadid, Bjarke Ingels, Norman Foster. Milestones: Focus on sustainability, use of digital tools in design. Design Style: Use a modern and clean design with a white or light background. Accent colors for each era to differentiate them visually. Include clear labels and brief descriptions for each era and key figure. Overall Mood: Informative and visually stimulating, showcasing the evolution and innovation in architecture over time. Background: A subtle abstract pattern or gradient that doesn’t distract from the timeline content."