Floor plan layout for a semi-detached house (150 sqm): Your opinion?

Here are some additional information again:

Development plan/restrictions

[*]Building window, building line and boundary
[*]Number of parking spaces: two parking spaces
[*]Number of floors
[*]Roof shape: hipped roof
[*]Orientation: See site plan below (living room faces east, children's room faces west)

Requirements of the builders

[*]Basement, floors: No basement & 1 full floor
[*]Number of persons, age: 2 adults + toddler
[*]Space requirements on ground floor and upper floor: office needed; dressing room optional
[*]Office: home office for both adults
[*]Overnight guests per year: few
[*]Open or closed architecture: rather open
[*]Conservative or modern construction style: modern
[*]Open kitchen + kitchen island
[*]Number of dining seats
[*]Music/stereo wall
[*]Garage, carport: currently being clarified where it can be located; should be next to the utility room

House design

[*]Architect from a construction company
[*]What is especially liked: built-in side-by-side refrigerator, open living kitchen & large children's room
[*]What is not liked: guest bathroom
[*]Preferred heating technology: air-to-water heat pump (decentralized)

Why is the design the way it is now?

[*]In coordination with the architect and the condition that the parents' bedroom is not next to the bathroom or children's room

Here is the area / site plan (north is at the top):

Where is north? It seems to me that the child gets a large room, but a north-facing room?

No, it is west-facing, the bathroom faces north.

Give the office a proper window :)

Best regards, Yvonne

The door on the ground floor to the WC definitely needs to be placed differently. First, it is very tight there and you don't have to wait long before the doors bang into each other.

The position of the refrigerator would bother me. First, it is very far from the cooktop and the sink, and second, the walking paths are further restricted by the "cooking island." Also, I like to always have a surface area directly next to the refrigerator so that I can temporarily place things when unloading or loading it. But that is certainly a matter of getting used to.

On the upper floor, I would definitely give the office a proper window and I would place the window of the lower room further towards the center of the room. I don't really like it directly on the wall.

Apart from the fact that door widths are really around 90cm wide, 74 really seems quite little. Everything looks nice on the plan but in the real world it will be small and also a bit late to change it.

The island counter that you know from American movies and series, I have no experience with it yet, but I can well imagine that it will not only look good. However, it is a bit more distance to the sink.