Kitchen island and dining table - Which layout to choose?

We are not wish granters either

You could also have simply given more respect to our concerns. That would not have taken two weeks. Well, could have, would have, should have

What good is it to openly present the problems in time, and you as the OP dismiss them as insignificant.

Or the other way around: what is already built and what could be integrated from this open hallway into the living area? Although: the position of the sewage is probably already fixed?

That is correct. I notice (as you probably do too) that the process here in the forum is always the same. A builder wants a third or fourth opinion and suggestions for improvement, but has still already made extensive considerations (which are often questioned here) and incorporated corresponding wishes into his plan. The experienced members here in the forum then express their concerns and suggestions for improvement, which are a mixture of common sense, many years of experience, and certainly also personal taste. The builder usually accepts some of the suggestions but does not fundamentally change his plan. The builder is then portrayed as being resistant to advice because he insists on his wishes.

In any case, I am grateful for all suggestions and engage with all of them. That does not mean, however, that I consider every suggestion useful for my needs and implement it.

Addressing the concerns would not have taken two weeks. But there is always a long tail attached to it (finding out exactly how the dimensions should be changed, what a new kitchen concept would look like, coordinating with the involved busy planners, etc.).

That is your interpretation. We briefly dealt with it back then and decided against a change because of the consequences described above.

We discussed the integration of the hallway into the living space both here in the forum and with architects and construction companies. The path from the bedroom/bathroom toward the house entrance is a route and cannot be blocked by anything. So far, no one has been able to explain to me what exactly the integration of the hallway is supposed to bring. Aside from that, we do not want the bathroom door and bedroom door in the living space for various reasons.

The position of the wastewater is fixed, although the floor slab has not yet been poured (that should happen early next week). The energy certificate and structural analysis (the wall between the living room and hallway is load-bearing) have been completed for some time.