Thank you very much, Clive. It seems it's the same here.
I had said "It's definitely BEHIND", but my wife says it's probably 'in front of'. Anyway, in this case, 'behind' is better but 'in front of' is not entirely impossible, right? If the Tower was closer to us, then it's definitely 'in front of', never 'behind', right? 'the tower in front of that big building'