There are two men in suits standing on a street corning looking at a building. Rather than being aligned vertically, the building seems to be on its side. Even the man in the window of the building appears to be sideways.
The building has been turned sideways and the objects inside of the building have not fallen over but remain sideways as well.
How are the flowers and the man inside the building not falling over? What caused the building to turn sideways?
Looks like another side-rise is springing up.
scene: a sidewalk corner description: There are two men in suits standing on a street corning looking at a building. Rather than being aligned vertically, the building seems to be on its side. Even the man in the window of the building appears to be sideways. uncanny: The building has been turned sideways and the objects inside of the building have not fallen over but remain sideways as well. entities: Window, Businessperson, Apartment. caption: Looks like another side-rise is springing up.
A play on the term "high rise" --- sometimes people talk about these tall buildings being constructed in their neighborhood as a sign of the neighborhood changing. But here, the building is sideways, so the casual observation is repurposed to be about a "side rise".