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I've been turning it around in my head today. Thinking of what factors are at play. Balancing act between line angle available, length of rigging, decreasing diameter as leverage at the hinge increases, flexibility of the wood, decay coming in from having lost its original top, almost surely...

Felled about a half dozen decent sized to big spruce today with Phellinus pini. Wouldn't want to be yarding on them against the lean hard over a historic building. We were nervous about a modern restroom. A person would possibly end up with a big, broken stump and a big OOPS.

sulphurascens was weirii Now it's sulphurascens , not weirii Been a long time gone, weirii Now it's Turkish delight on a moonlit night Every "fun-guy" with weirii Lives with sulphurascens , not weirii So if you've a date with weirii He'll be waiting as sulphurascens Even old New York was once...

Seems like unless your are falling it definitively away from the building, as opposed to parallel, you risk the butt bouncing against the building, or should I say In To or In Through the building.

Looks like a historic tree. Why is it going away? Signs of decay? What will happen instead of you doing it? Will it stay or be contracted out?