Floor plan optimization single-family house 2 full floors approx. 180 sqm

We had a 2-story construction office. The similarity is astonishing. Of course without bay windows and floor-to-ceiling terrace windows. When I look at the view with the bay window, I stick to my opinion.

And what would that be? Your construction office is a shack despite having 2 floors? You consider it a shack because of the similarity? Or does your opinion only refer to the similarity? So, what do you mean? :D

The fixed window is still the lesser "evil". If the client wants it that way, he should implement it. There are many more points to change/improve, all of which have already been mentioned.

individual architectural planning according to our drawing

Who really planned it now? :rolleyes:

And that would be? Your construction office is a shack despite having 2 floors? You consider it a shack because of the similarity? Or is your opinion only based on the similarity? So, what do you mean? :D

As already written in post 2. "Does the seating window in the kitchen really make sense?" Yes, the design does indeed look very similar to our construction shack. I can confirm the OP's opinion here. Architecturally, I see no masterpiece here.

Architecturally, I don't see a masterpiece here.

Architecturally, I suspect that it still looked appealing up to design 8 and then someone tried desperately to "whet out the boredom" – at least the transverse grooves that don't fit both window heights fit such a suspicion ;-)

So we have had the draft revised again and would like to ask for suggestions once more.

Some preliminary remarks on the draft:

Regarding the ground floor:
- We also swapped the kitchen and living room here. I am not sure if the storage space in the kitchen is now sufficient.
- The seating window should not remain in the kitchen as shown in the draft, but should move eastward between the living room and dining room.
- We swapped the guest WC and utility room.
- The utility room has become a bit larger, but the pantry has been eliminated. I am still bothered by the wall projection that this creates in the living room. I need to check again whether this was specified by the structural engineer.
- The staircase has moved to the other side.
- The wardrobe niche has become deeper. In addition, there is still space available due to the changed entrance area.
- The staircase will also serve as additional storage space for jackets and shoes with the help of a built-in closet.
- The fireplace will not be placed in this location.

Regarding the upper floor:

- The large hallway is what we want and will be implemented accordingly. Therefore, no further "criticisms" are required here.
- The staircase has moved to the other side, eliminating the strange small hallway by the office.
- We are still considering whether to give up the office and allocate the space to two children's rooms. However, then we would have no capacity for a possible third child.

Do you always have so many guests or why do you have a guest room and an office room?