Eh. Copyright doesn't care how something is meant to be experienced. In the US though, architecture copyrights don't protect against people photographing build

Eh. Copyright doesn't care how something is meant to be experienced. In the US though, architecture copyrights don't protect against people photographing building exteriors. That said, if your building was covered in a mural or some artistic façade that you held the copyright to, then one can assert copyright against people posting videos of the building on YouTube. Of course, there's exemptions for various forms of fair use like critique.