City villa window 1.26x1.45 visual error?

Thanks Axel first of all for the response, well our house builder hasn't really given us a nice design yet. And the ones I attached don't look great. I thought maybe someone has photographed similar window fronts or has experience with them. The windows face north-north-east and have a bit of sun in the morning. I'm considering whether to take narrower ones at the bottom and maybe double windows at the top. I wanted to get some inspiration here, if possible, and measurements are rarely shown in photos on the internet. The rooms in that spot would be a children's room and bathroom, upstairs and downstairs would also be bathroom and utility room. Wishing everyone a happy Easter. Ps I don't know if square is always that great :-)))

Rooms at that point would be children's room and bathroom, upstairs and downstairs it would also be bathroom and utility room.

For us, on the ground floor from west to east it is: 2 x kitchen, 1 x pantry, 1 x bathroom and on the upper floor 2 x bathroom.

Hello, we are currently building a city villa that is 11m wide at the front. There are, as usual, 5 windows, of which 4 windows measure 1.26 x 1.45 (W/H). Now my question is, are the windows too wide? They appear very square, and we did not exactly receive good drawings for them. Does anyone have experience with or similarly wide windows? I would appreciate photos and suggestions; I have attached a photo. Due to corona, we have no possibility to check anywhere. Maybe someone has a similar city villa. Thank you very much

Maybe you should simply let go of the often misleading term StadtVILLA, so as not to fall into an inappropriate comparison with a real villa. You are building a completely normal house and hopefully have set the windows appropriately from the inside. That’s what matters, not whether from the outside one would suspect a real villa. Don’t stress yourself. If the windows fit your floor plan from the inside, then everything is okay.

Now my question is, are the windows too wide? They look very square

Ps don't know if square is always such a good thing :)))

If you don't like it, then ask differently ;) In any case, the DIN for the living room (children's room) should be observed. A room in the north already gets less light than a south-facing window. But I would first take care of the floor plan itself – a children's room in the north doesn't have to be, I see the bedroom there more.

The first response from hits the nail precisely on the head. Do not forego light and quality inside to satisfy an external appearance.