Throughout his long career, architect Frank Lloyd Wright insisted on a holistic approach to building, with silhouettes and materials selected to mirror the landscape. On June 8, the world’s most famous architect will be celebrated on the 157th anniversary of his birth, including at the Gordon House in Silverton, Wright’s only design built in Oregon.

From 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., visitors to the Gordon House at 869 W. Main St. can see the interior of the two-story dwelling with decorative geometric fretwork and walls of glass rising 12 feet to the ceiling ($5 for adults, under 18 are free).