Cedrus deodara ? Cupressus arizonica ? Both of these have glaucous forms.

Here are some pics. This particular tree isn't very broad because it's poorly sited, but often they are as wide as they are tall and not at all pyramidal.

I believe it is Cedrus atlantica .

I agree with Carol. Absolutely C. atlantica, and looks like glauca. Young plants are very open and gangly. They don't become majesticly pyramidal until much later in life. They also are notoriously slow growers. This one is still in the awkward (early) adolescent stage.

EDIT: to make things worse, this one has also been brutally limbed up because it became much too large for the space it is in. It might actually have been vaguely pyramidal, if crowded, before the surgery, lol. These trees needs LOTS of space. At maturity they are very broad.

The kind jammed against the brick building wall is one of the upright blue forms such as this. They differ from regular blue Atlas cedar by having a bunch of upright main branches arranged closely together to produce an upswept appearance. Cedrus atlantica 'Argentea Fastigiata' | Conifer Trinomial | American Conifer Society