Floor plan design for a long, narrow rear building

YPG always makes plans. I'm sure that there was one.

What nonsense, even if you had deleted it, you could restore it. The plan never existed. Too bad. Then I could have spared my feedback as well.

Taking 5 days is wrong in this case. I think here you are more to blame yourself. If writes that, then you can assume that she did it. If someone asks nicely, she might even sketch it again. But certainly not like this. I wouldn't do it again either. Because only those who pay make the rules. Why don't you ask your architect? You even pay him for that. Your project is not simple and you are resistant to advice. Where is your architect from? In Germany, it is rather unusual to have the entrance directly into the kitchen.

I find it a frequently observed bad habit here to start a project or question and then not respond for days. If you don't have time for current and possibly longer discussions about your own topic, you should wait to post until you do, since people here make an effort for the questioner. If you have absolutely no time, your own topic probably isn't that important, although everyone would certainly have time if the prioritization fits. If the answer comes 3 days later and often only addresses parts of the questions, nothing can come of it. The questioner clearly has an obligation to contribute here.

What nonsense, even if you had deleted it, you could restore it.

Yvonne is planning with an online software, where the number of simultaneously saved projects is limited. Each project occupies capacity, and each feedback omitted despite demand blocks her from treating other patients.

The plan never existed. What a pity. Then I could have saved myself my feedback as well.

What nonsense, and an impertinence!

Where is your architect from?

While there was my plan, there was never an architect. You can tell when working with the plans.