Floor plan of corner terraced house in planning - suggestions for changes?

P.s. 5. Attic windows all 3 in the slopes I want larger than 140 by 118, but that has already been discussed and is no problem during the sample selection.

I would make the staircase a normal double quarter-turn staircase along the wall. That way you have a slightly wider hallway which is worth its weight in gold if you want a wardrobe and have kids. Right now the staircase takes up space that, although measured in square meters, is not in the place where you could use it. The entrance situation is bad for you with a child and almost no wardrobe. That will be annoying (well, it would annoy me enormously).

I would make the stairs as a normal double quarter-turn staircase along the wall. Then you have a somewhat wider hallway which is worth gold if you want a coat rack and have children. Right now the stairs eat up space that is there in square meters but not in the place where you could use it. The entrance situation is bad for you with a child and almost no coat rack. That will be annoying (I mean, it would annoy me immensely).

What do you mean by 2 times quarter?

2.15 cm long? If I make the stairs narrower, won’t they become longer? About the stairs, can you explain that to me again? We had it changed several times because the rooms upstairs were supposed to become wider, so the architect kept changing something about the stairs until the rooms were wide enough. For that, our stairs are now about 30 cm longer or so than the neighbors’, who have more wall space and, for example, a slightly longer storage room or living room. But honestly, I wouldn’t know how to make the stairs narrower at the same length.

I just googled a bit, what exactly would be the difference from my stairs? I don’t understand how the hallway becomes wider, even though I looked at some pictures. What stair shape do we currently have?

Oh man, I feel really bad today, and planning is fun, I’m just annoyed that we lost so much time and that I should have done this much earlier alongside the architect.

What bothers me is the office door and the wall in front of it, but it couldn't be done differently, except by taking a narrow one, because the staircase was always there... and the wall is where it is because the bedroom was supposed to be wider so that the wardrobe fits in there. Does anyone have another solution for the wall and door?

P.S. The staircase is along the wall, I don't know what is meant by "above."

The staircase is along the wall, I don't know what is meant by "above".

Exactly, I just meant a staircase along the wall.

Here is a photo of the floor plan as I have it. With the quarter-turn staircase along the wall. At the top, the staircase makes another quarter turn. You can’t see that on the plan. You have planned a landing staircase. I’m glad that the hallway at my entrance is reasonably wide. Otherwise, it would really be tight. Terraced houses are simply not palaces. That’s why practicality comes before aesthetics for me.

Exactly, I just meant a staircase along the wall.

Here is a photo of the floor plan as I have it. With the quarter-turn staircase along the wall. At the top, the staircase makes another quarter turn. You can't see it on the plan. You have planned a landing staircase. I am glad that the hallway at the entrance is reasonably wide for me. Otherwise, it would really be tight. Terraced houses are not palaces. That's why practicality comes before beauty for me.

Thank you very much for your effort, I will address it. However, the staircase is so far forward that it doesn’t make the hallway any wider, maybe upstairs, but nothing will go there anyway. Downstairs, it won’t help me at all? The space for the shoe cabinet is next to the kitchen door, opposite is the storage room and restroom, and no staircase there that would give me more space?