While loop seems to be passing variables inversely from the Boolean condition - c++

Question

I've tested so many scenarios and it works without the while loop; but I just cant seem to figure out whats messing it up. if I pick an int in the target range 1-3 it passes and then freezes and i have to ctrl c the program out.
And if I pick a number outside that range it lets it pass in to the while loop and call the function. I'm very confused and this is the first program I've written with classes; so I feel like that probably is the issue.
Thanks.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
class Elevator
{
public:
void floorControl();
// Outputs floor actions and lets a user pick a floor number
int status();
// outputs floor positon
private:
int floorPosition = 1;
};
int main()
{
Elevator building[3];
int elevatorSelect;
cout << "\tElevator Status\n\tA\tB\tC\n"
<< "\t" << building[0].status() << "\t" << building[1].status()
<< "\t" << building[2].status() << endl
<< "\tWhich elevator do you want (1=A, 2=B, 3=C, or other to exit) ? ";
cin >> elevatorSelect;
cout << "\t" << elevatorSelect << endl;
while((elevatorSelect <= 3) && (elevatorSelect >=1));
{
building[elevatorSelect-1].floorControl();
cout << "\tElevator Status\n\tA\tB\tC\n"
<< "\t" << building[0].status() << "\t" << building[1].status()
<< "\t" << building[2].status() << endl
<< "\tWhich elevator do you want (1=A, 2=B, 3=C, or other to exit) ? ";
cin >> elevatorSelect;
cout << "\t" << elevatorSelect << endl;
}
return 0;
}
void Elevator::floorControl()
{
int floorSelect;
if(floorPosition > 1)
{
cout << "\tStarting at floor " << floorPosition << endl;
for(int i=1; i>floorPosition; floorPosition--)
cout << "\t Going down - now at floor " << floorPosition-1 << endl;
cout << "\tStopping at floor " << floorPosition << endl;
}
cout << "\tWhich floor do you want? ";
cin >> floorSelect;
if ((floorSelect < 1 )|| (floorSelect > 10))
cout << "\t**You pick up some dust off the wall; you missed**\n";
else
{
cout << "\tStarting at floor " << floorPosition << endl;
for (floorSelect; floorSelect > floorPosition; floorPosition++)
cout << "\t Going up - now at floor " << floorPosition+1 << endl;
cout << "\tStopping at floor " << floorPosition << endl;
}
}
int Elevator::status()
{
return floorPosition;
}