You might have missed this facility was a remodeled - it retained the look and flavor of  the other buildings on Country Club Road - which is to say it is pretty bland.
I agree that Boulder does a good job of tying architecture together - even the tilt-up concrete buildings at CU add enough local stonework to make them fit in  and that points out the problem here - I can't think of one building I find architecturally  appealing from which all other buildings could creatively differentiate as they do in Boulder. Even the hideous City Hall had its fans - would you encourage variations on that theme? People here fought for a green plywood stadium - how would you like to use green plywood as an oeuvre? Eugene has the practical, utilitarian approach our pioneer settlers needed to survive and if someone wants to decorate with appliances and hubcaps it's probably the last freedom they have left so I say God bless them.