Floor plan planning single-family house 180m2 south access - chaotic floor plans

did you move the stairs or plan them shorter? The one from the architect is about 4.5 meters long.

Here is an alternative layout of the upper floor to get rid of the bathrooms above the living room and to use the rooms better, in my opinion. The children's rooms take up the south gable and thus both get the chance for windows on 2 sides and plenty of light. Ideally, the bathrooms are disposed of via the storage room behind the kitchen. Whether that still works with the children's bathroom would have to be asked. Likewise the utility room – there are only "thin" lines here, which might possibly be stretched a bit. Bedroom in the cool north, office has to take what is left.

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Now you could also consider whether you would rather have the hallway narrower again and build the setback into the children's room. These are details that would be easy to implement. Without views, however, it is hard to say whether it is worth it.

The problem is that we want the bedroom to be as dark as possible. How can we manage to keep the bedroom preferably on the right side? Even the east orientation of the window is already too much sun for us.
Is it somehow possible to have the children's rooms on the left side and the study at least 10m2?

That would actually be how we would like it. The problem is just that the walk-in closet would then be too small. We would like 3m of cabinets each and also the vanity table in the walk-in closet. AND we don’t like entering the bedroom through the walk-in closet either. Do you have any other solution for the layout?

The wall of the dressing room can move 50 cm towards S.