Try to add interest through light, angle, and context rather than treating it as a flat record shot. Good options mentioned were:

• Shoot at night or during blue hour with a longer exposure, especially if the company logo or exterior lighting can glow.
• Try sunrise or sunset if the building orientation works, or wait for dramatic/cloudy weather to add texture to the sky.
• Avoid harsh direct sun reflecting off the cladding; overcast light can be more flattering.
• Use a low or more dramatic angle to make the building feel larger, and keep the horizon/verticals level so it doesn’t look crooked.
• Include people for scale, or show employees/vehicles in action to make the scene feel alive.
• Remove distractions like parked cars if possible.
• Look for compositions that include greenery or strong foreground/background elements.
• Detail shots and close-ups of design features can complement the main wide shot.
• A polarizing filter may help deepen sky color and reduce some glare.

In short: aim for better light, a stronger viewpoint, cleaner composition, and some human or environmental context.