Floor plan design single-family house approx. 190 sqm - your opinion -

Hello dear community,

I would very much like to hear your opinion on our floor plan design. We have been working on it for quite a while. It is very important to us to have a lot of light, a large open living and dining area, a study, equally sized children's rooms, and a separate area for us (bedroom, dressing room, bathroom). That is also why we are considering replacing the door from the bathroom to the "hallway" with a door leading to the bedroom. It is important to know that to the west there are only fields and forests which will not be developed in the future. Otherwise, I am happy to provide you with more information if desired.

Thank you in advance.

Best regards, Lukas

Supplement:

Development plan/Restrictions
Plot size: 950 sqm
Slope: no (1 meter inclination over 25 meters)
Edge development: garage/outbuildings, carport possible
Number of parking spaces: 2

Requirements of the builders
Style, roof shape, building type: gable roof without (hardly any) eaves, open, clean, flooded with light
Basement, floors: no basement, 2 full floors
Number of persons, age: currently 2 (29 y, 28 y)
Room requirements ground floor: living/dining/cooking, pantry, office/(guest room), WC, technical room
Room requirements upper floor: bath, small children's bath, bedroom, 2 children’s rooms, dressing room
Office: home office, (guest room)
Overnight guests per year: few to none
Open kitchen, cooking island
Number of dining places: 6
Fireplace: yes
Balcony: yes
Garage, carport: double garage (prefabricated garage) in the north

House design
Who designed the plan: architect and that of a construction company planner
What is liked especially? Why? equally sized children's rooms, open, clear lines, room sizes and heights, arrangement of rooms and number of rooms
What is not liked? Why? actually, everything is liked but balcony meaningful, bay window (stairs) meaningful and beautiful, the area bathroom, master bedroom and dressing room lacks the finishing touch (all connected or doors everywhere)
Preferred heating technology: gas + stove + solar system with underfloor heating ([Energieeinsparverordnung Standard (70?)])

that to the west there are only fields and forests that will not be built on in the future

And where would that be?

Summed up a bit briefly at this late hour. Looks quite good. The drainage of the bathroom is interesting.
The pantry is very narrow and therefore hardly usable, and:
The children's bathroom does not deserve its name. Many even avoid its size for a guest WC, and here two children are supposed to get ready in parallel? They will also grow up and need a real shower.
On 190 sqm, I miss a really good balance of living, storing and household, hobbies, and children.

The children's bathroom does not deserve its name. Many even avoid this size for a guest toilet, and here two children are supposed to get ready side by side?

You pull the wall forward to where the door to the hallway currently swings open, and push the other wall 25 cm towards the children's room, then it fits.

equally sized children's rooms

... only make sense to me with children who are equally "big".

You just extend the wall up to where the door now swings open into the hallway, and push the other wall 25 cm towards the children's room, then it fits.

I am quite aware that "you can do that," but the planner should have fundamentally seen that!

Even then, it's a hole of a mini bathroom ... and without a window, it's just not possible.

Where the west is and how the plot is cut would actually be interesting ;).