Front view windows are suboptimal and need to be optimized

then I’ll ask differently. Ignore the costs. What would you suggest?

Maybe something like this? Sorry, lousy Paint editing. But the idea would be to move away from the many different window sizes towards symmetrical windows. But that would be way beyond the 4K budget, especially if only after the acceptance. You would have to tear everything open again and redo the facade, or am I mistaken?

Above all, this small window at the top right bothers me a lot.

I understand that, it would bother me a lot too, both from the outside and the inside. I would at most plan such a small window in a guest toilet, but not in a bathroom where parents are supposed to get ready every day. I'm afraid it won't get any bigger because of the shower. It could be made as frosted glass, but it would still be exactly in your shower, opening it would be difficult.

I think the suggestion from is good, especially because of the window in the stairwell. Otherwise, your upstairs hallway is relatively dark and it would also look better from the outside with a window.

yes I would like to make the changes now but the site manager has been refusing for two months because it would delay the construction. The funny thing is that nothing has been done for 2 months either because he can't find a roofer…. The floor-to-ceiling windows wouldn't work because the rooms on the left are the bathrooms. In one there is the shower in front, in the other the bathtub.

Exactly the frosted glass option is what I had in mind. At the moment I have it exactly like that in the shower. I don't know why they convinced me that smaller at the top would be better. That's really the window that bothers me the most. How would you clean the window by the stairs? I don't think I would be able to reach it at all

yes, I would like to make the changes now but the construction manager has been refusing for two months because the construction would be delayed. The funny thing is that nothing has been done for two months either because he can't find a roofer.... The thing with the floor-to-ceiling windows wouldn't work because the rooms on the left are the bathrooms. In one, the shower is in front, in the other the bathtub.

You are right, I just saw that with the bathroom as well. Although I wouldn’t have such a big problem with the shower in the master bathroom. I find the bathroom generally very small, but you could use frosted / satin glass. However, from the front view I assume there is also a street there? I don’t think Baranej’s suggestion is bad either.

Overall difficult. I assume the construction manager is allowed to refuse because the planning has been finalized for a long time. Annoying that they are being so obstructive when otherwise nothing is progressing anyway. :/

I would work purely visually. So visually expand the too small windows with dark color. You can also do that yourself at the end. Or screw on wooden elements. A window is not a black square on the facade in the end.