How do you like my planning?

aah yes, thank you, now I have found the floor plan. In short, at first glance I noticed the following:

- the kitchen with the G-layout has the most impractical shape of all time. A double-row kitchen would be more practical and probably cheaper.

- The dining table would give me a "pass-through feeling," standing next to the entrance with a view of the kitchen or sofa. The fireplace could get too warm for those sitting on the side. But I’m not exactly sure about that. I know it from friends who mean well and light the fireplace, and I’m always glad when I still have a decent T-shirt on underneath for a half-strip. :D

- I personally don’t like the living area. But that’s because of my aversion to L-sofas and TVs in the room. If you like it that way, it could work. However, then you have windows behind or beside the TV that let light fall on it. That’s not practical and needs to be wired accordingly.

- the master bedroom is very small with 13m2 for a double bed and a wardrobe. Unless you sleep in a fairly common "Zweifler" here of 140-160 width.

- the wardrobe area doesn’t offer much space. I have about the same amount of space in a normal mid-terrace house. Maybe add the pantry to the wardrobe? And store the supplies in the kitchen/cellar?

These are just a few quick ideas for now. Many things depend on lifestyle and priorities. We don’t even know what you actually want with your house and what you are looking forward to.

Thank you for your feedback!
In what way do you find the G-shaped kitchen impractical?

please only judge the exterior view or the window arrangement. [..] Thanks for your opinion. But would you also have a suggestion for improvement?

Sure, if the facade is very important to you, then I have a few improvement suggestions. - Remove corner windows - No "half-high" windows in the office and living rooms, that will make the rooms too dark - Windows on the ground floor and first floor aligned exactly above each other, not staggered - Also the light wells of the basement in the same size exactly at the same position as the windows of the ground and first floor - On one side of the house only one type of windows, so don't mix floor-to-ceiling windows with normal windows and also strip windows - Completely redesign the side of the house where there are no windows on one half. In general: Google "City villa gable roof" and compare that with your design ;) Which side of the house faces the street, where is the garage?

I thought from the exterior views that this would be a two-family house. :D But is it probably a palace for 3 people?

Palace? Except for the children's room(s), the rooms are rather small.

It looks like an apartment building, hence palace.
With a basement, it is not exactly dainty either.

Everything has been said about the windows.

I also doubt that the furniture is to scale. Especially in the orbital space, the shown open areas seem unrealistic to me given the stated square meters. But of course, it is difficult to judge without the missing dimensions. The exterior view is also too chaotic for me. Better limit yourself to only 2 railing heights.