How to change the floor plan?

Don’t let yourself get too unsettled. Arguments like "such a house needs a straight staircase" or "the lots of glass looks like a car dealership" only show that it’s not about content, but rather that a residential house apparently must have a gable roof. If you want to build in this style, in my opinion you have achieved a successful exterior look. However, I could imagine not making the accents in this gray, I’m not a fan of that. How about a material mix, maybe a bit of wood on the facade? The exterior design also contributes a lot to the perception of the house, which is of course very hard to imagine in this presentation form, because the house now stands on a huge, empty plain in the graphic. The neighborhood will offer a lot. Your sleeping area is unnecessarily large. If you have a lot of clothes and a crosstrainer, put them in the basement, that’s exactly what it’s good for. Nobody needs a 9m closet full of clothes for regular selection, does he? Don’t like spirals in stairs. Is there no landing that fits? You rejected proposals here because something wouldn’t be as nice for the guest anymore. Here’s a hint to clarify priorities. Think about the fact that your guest room costs over €30,000, you could sit in a hotel for a long time for that. Incidentally, the room is significantly larger than your children’s rooms, which is a bit odd. Unless you’re expecting the Queen on the weekend, I’d reconsider that. Priorities. I also find it a bit strange to argue about costs for the small children’s rooms when you have such a palace with a lot of unnecessarily large space on the table. In the large upstairs hallway, if it remains, a skylight belongs in the roof. If you’re building flat, then you should also take advantage of this unique opportunity there, in my opinion.

have you already tried talking to the design advisory board? Do they approve it like that?

As it looks, it will probably be fine like that. The only thing I don't quite like yet is that the garage is so far from the house. I'm currently working on connecting it to the house, so that the garage roof could possibly be used as a roof terrace from the children's room.

The only thing I’m still not quite happy with is that the garage is so far away from the house.

I would rather be bothered by having to walk to the house through the carport, i.e. in this case simply: close along the car.

I’m currently working on connecting it to the house so that the garage roof could possibly be used as a roof terrace from the children’s room.

That kids are hardly interested in roof terraces, I think I already mentioned. They probably call that an "analog deck chair app" *LOL*

I would be more bothered to walk through the carport to the house, i.e. in this case simply: close along the car.

The garage would be attached to the west side.
The entrance is on the north side. So you don’t have to and cannot go through the carport, since it will be replaced by a large garage anyway.

As soon as the first girlfriend/boyfriend is dragged home, they will probably be quite happy about a roof terrace.

The garage would be connected to the west side. The entrance is on the north side. So, you don't have to and cannot go through the carport anyway, as it will be replaced by a large garage.

Oh, then the driveway will be bigger than the house.

As soon as the first girlfriend/boyfriend is brought home, they are probably quite happy about a roof terrace

I believe the teenager would ignore any 6x6m roof terrace in this scenario if instead they could get a 1.40x2m bed nicely into the room.