City villa window front - plenty of air space and travel windows!

Yes, that's right, no one can see through there, it's just about the optics.

One could cover a massive strip on the outside of the continuous window front with "mirrored"/coated glass surfaces. But as I said, I would consider the window feasible contrary to the architect.

A massive strip could be overlaid on the outside of the continuous window front with "mirrored" / coated glass surfaces. But as I said, I would consider the window feasible against the architect.

Window manufacturers offer not only mirroring but also coverings. The advantage is better insulation and the surface visually matches the window frame.
I also wouldn't see what should be inconceivable about the wish. It just needs a window manufacturer that has such systems in their program.

I also wouldn't know what could be unthinkable about the wish.

I think it was the price.

The price, I think.

It still needs to be determined. I believe this is overrated here.

That still has to be determined. I think this is overrated here.

To my recollection, an architect was commissioned with the construction, who, according to the client's opinion, wanted exorbitant prices of 30k.

There is no concrete price! He just wanted to illustrate to me that it can become significantly more expensive. I think it's good that we don't have a company that tries to sell us every little thing and in the end, the budget is massively exceeded. It would be helpful if someone had built something like this themselves or knows a window manufacturer. The whole speculation doesn't help much either. He wanted to do some more research and say more about it at the next appointment. I just wanted to inform myself in advance elsewhere. It's okay that it's more expensive, but how much that would be is interesting. Not just a number thrown out there...