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

. Downstairs won’t bring me anything, will it? The space for the shoe cabinet is next to the kitchen door, because opposite is the storage room and WC and no staircase that would give me more space?

The house should, in my opinion, be 1 m above street level and not just barely a step, as drawn.

The office door is really a hazard. That is quite unpleasant. Here are 2 modification options, though there is always a downside.
Option 1 costs you floor space. In such a small house, a real loss. But still better than having the door slammed right in your face.

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In option 2, the door feels like it opens in the wrong direction (not into the room, but against the wall). That is acceptable – you can open it wide after all. You would only have to adjust the slope a bit and the floor space in the bedroom remains intact. The big question is whether the masons really build so precisely so that it works and doesn’t fail. After all, they have to keep the door swing circle in mind. With such tight situations, I stand right next to it on the construction site and watch. Best to even mark the door swing and wall slope on the floor with a few centimeters of allowance for plaster and frame.

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Next to the washing machine on the upper floor is a double casement window in the roof – this gives you a bit more height – sometimes up to 30 or even 40 cm. But you can’t go from 1 m to 1.80 m standing height or anything like that. So in my opinion, it remains a constant stooping while doing laundry. That is a form of discrimination against the housewife, if you ask me. ;)

The bay door is visually aligned with the exterior windows and doors on the floors above. What is more important to you now, you have to decide yourself. Maybe you just make it big enough for both to fit. That would be my solution.

Solution 1 is not an option for me because I want a 3m wardrobe later and have reserved the space for it.

For that, I really find option 2 brilliant. Ask the architect if that is possible, I hope it’s really cool if it works out.

What do you mean by double casement window (roof window)? I don’t understand what you mean by that and what height you gain, since the window, if you mean that window, will be in the middle and the washing machine is against the wall and at the edge, because Word will see the wall anyway. The only alternative would be to put the sink somewhere else or leave it out to push the washing machine there. I also still have to plan for a dryer.

Hmm, only one step is called comfortable, the same applies to the terrace doors. One meter distance means 4-5 step approaches. In a flood area certainly necessary, but otherwise one usually avoids that.

Regarding the office door on the upper floor: you need 2 offices… are disturbing phone calls or conferences held in both? Otherwise, I would suggest installing a cheap sliding door in EL. It doesn’t disturb, but only seals visually.