I use a Linhof 679cs with a sliding back. It's a reasonable choice for urban based architectural work, but I wouldn't want to transport it anywhere I couldn't get to with a rolling case and a nearby car park.
The sliding back's sometimes a bit bulky for interiors, and by the time you add in an Arca bino viewer plus an eye level viewer (plus unclipping these for loupe focusing because neither is more than a compositional device) then you're looking at a serious price, slow working, and yet more volume to be transported.
One further thing, even in city streets I sometimes find the sliding back can "flutter" in a wind, I wouldn't like to hoist the "sliding back spinnaker" in a gale on a hill top!
Sliding backs are like most photographic kit, it may look gorgeous in the catalogue or dealer's window, but practical usage often tells a more sober story!