I find the full side of the building rather uninteresting. Perhaps if you'd moved in on some specific feature, such as the seam between the block of windows and the rest of the wall, it'd be a bit more interesting. As far as relevance to the topic: although this was probably taken at a wide angle, the perspective shift that causes the top of the building to look narrower than the bottom is the only real indication of this, and that's typically viewed as a flaw in architectural photography.
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