How do you like my planning?

please only judge the exterior view or the window arrangement.

I have a 3D planner here and also look at every change of the windows from the inside. By the way, I submitted the floor plan a few posts earlier. Maybe you could take a look at it.

Then just put together a thread where all essential information - see - is included in the FIRST post. You can quickly go back to the first post, but to spread information over several pages and then generally demand that people piece it together from the thread ... well.

A G-shaped kitchen is somewhat cumbersome because you quickly get in each other's way. When standing next to a corner, you block two cabinets with your body. Additionally, the countertop is more expensive with so many corners.

Hello,

I have been working on the planning all day and tried to take your suggestions to heart.
What do you think about it?
Thanks in advance!

Best regards
Thomas

I think it's better than before. But it really still looks like a two-family house. But that doesn't matter. What has changed for the rooms inside? You do seem to be quite attached to the exterior appearance. That's planned last. It would be better to look at the functionalities of the rooms first. If you furnish your floor plan with scale-accurate furniture, plan a usable wardrobe and bedroom, then the windows will be out of place again.

I have optimized the colors again. It fits for the rooms. I have already furnished it in the plans and our furniture fits well inside. The furniture is to scale. Regards Thomas

Well, if the rooms suit you, then that's fine. At first glance, quite a few things don’t fit to achieve good functionality. But everyone is the architect of their own home. I just don’t understand why you are so hesitant to look at the big picture. I can tell you that my flight in a mid-terraced house is no pleasure. It works, fits with the rest of the house, but if I had to plan, pay for, and live in a house of your size, I would really appreciate a well-functioning entrance area.