The question seems to refer to a specific building, but since no building is mentioned, I can only provide a general answer. Whether or not a specific design concept is followed throughout a building depends on the architect and their intentions. Some buildings may adhere to a particular architectural style, such as Gothic, Modernist, or Art Deco, which provides a consistent design concept throughout the structure. In other cases, architects may choose to blend various architectural styles or create a unique design concept for each section or floor of a building. Additionally, some buildings may prioritize functionality over a consistent design concept. Ultimately, it varies depending on the architectural goals and preferences of the designers.
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