Basement floor plan - window positioning in new construction

Yes, as already said:
I see a different room layout here, roughly like this.
Keep in mind: in a city villa there is no significant storage space for suitcases and the like. The hallway is too spacious for practical use if you extend it along its entire length.

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Also here for the sake of completeness, because the orientation of the plot is almost identical https://www.hausbau-forum.de/threads/grundriss-einfamilienhaus-mit-keller-150qm-nur-eingeschossig-erlaubt.48418/

I often wonder whether a questioner also looks at the other participants' designs in parallel, which usually all have the same problem. This can be seen as a hint.

I often wonder if a questioner also sometimes looks at the other fellow participants' designs in parallel, which usually all have the same problem. This can be seen as a hint with a big red flag.

Here again, I refer to this thread because the orientation of the property is almost the same. threads/badgrundriss-fensterpositionierung-in-neubau.48444/page-7#post-676658

Earlier, this was my spontaneous thought about the floor plans in post #37: you can see here how an inconvenient staircase creates a need for a "bay window" and if such is not added anyway, the furnishing has to save itself by jumping to the side.

Is something still coming here ?