Floor plan: A life in the dream or nightmare house?

[*]The distance from the entrance to the bathroom is too far for me, from the dining table rather too openly close.
[*]Laundry room and office are fine – right next to each other could be annoying, you usually hear the machines.
[*]The dining area is cozy but really only works with the corner bench solution.
[*]How are the windows in the dining area? Can they be completely folded away? That would be a nice feature.
[*]The kitchen island and the dining table are quite close together, the passage feels very narrow and disproportionately tight in relation to the room size.
[*]Why sofas with the back facing a floor-to-ceiling window have to be placed in a newly planned house has never really been clear to me.
[*]The upper floor is great, I would choose a sliding door for the bathroom. The small hallway is quirky.
[*]If a wardrobe stands behind the head end of the bed, the space between the wardrobes is very narrow and in my opinion unsuitable as a dressing area.
[*]The shared balcony with the children at the front is a great feature. Possibly plan some privacy plants.
[*]Children’s rooms and children’s bathroom are also good.
[*]I like the idea of having everyone face one direction, if a corresponding wide view is possible.
[*]Why only no light from the side where it is possible?
[*]The roof on the upper floor looks creepy to me. The house “screams” for a flat roof with concealed photovoltaics behind a parapet.
[*]The roof on the single-story part of the building I would make usable. Green roof on top and an upper garden with access next to the stairs.
[*]I find the proportions of the building parts ground floor and upper floor to be disharmonious.
[*]Top lighting is worth considering for this house.
[*]Garage with access and basement are OK.

How are the windows in the dining area? Can they be folded completely away? That would be a nice feature.

With wooden paneling or similar plus a green roof

At first glance, it looks clear and tidy, but that could also have something to do with the presentation style, which I find pleasant.
In the ground floor, I don't like that the toilet is practically in the middle of the living area; I would rather place it in the entrance area. The hallway itself is generously sized with almost 19 sqm but in my opinion is difficult to furnish. In addition, there is the often-taken access to the garage, which I would definitely leave out, also because it takes up a lot of space.
The straight staircase, especially in this position, does not appeal to me that much.
The two doors to the bedroom and bathroom almost bang against each other, which feels unpleasant. You go through the first door and are practically standing like in an airlock to the bathroom. We recently had a similar situation with the bed in front of a half-height wall. But then the access to the bathroom was framed by the wardrobe you now plan with 1m width, practically framed by closets.
Otherwise, the plan still needs correct measurements for the table, sofa, walkways, fireplace, etc.; that's often where the problem lies.