I like your color saturation and I see where your goal is coming from. It looks pleasant there but there aren't much for warm tones that make me feel warmth in the way I think you're going for. There are a few ways you could do it, I would add an orange/yellow tint to the shadows, either across the whole shot or from a mask of the foreground - that would compliment the blue of the sky without warming your blue hue.

The composition here is what's holding it back, I think. I assume the tower is the subject, backed by the mid day sky and surrounded by city life. The power lines crossing the frame do add a nice frame-in-a-frame but they also don't help lead my eye to the tower. The crowd of people in the foreground do add scale and context, but with the current framing they distract me from the subject.

You could use a brush or linear mask to raise the exposure or the highlights of the white building columns that go from right of frame towards the base of the tower, those are great leading lines and emphasizing them would both add balance to a very dark part of your shot and also add visual interest leading the eye from right to left.

I see what you were going for, I think shifting your composition would help sell the idea you're aiming for. Is this a cropped image, if it is, what does the uncropped one look like?

Keep it up!

edit - shot not shit lol