Kind goddess. I’ll start with the second biggest handicap (the biggest being Your ignorance, which makes You an easy prey for superstition and nonsense talkers), namely the need for a four-child floor plan. With that, You are automatically excluded from adopting catalog building proposals / model houses without significant changes and will either have to expand such plans with professional support or plan individually. Name – careful, not as a link! – the development plan; I strongly suspect that You read it too superficially and hardly understand it. As I explained among other places in "How the knee wall affects the window question in the attic," the desired standing height is a poor guide for a knee wall height (and I also find it hard to believe here that the development plan invented infinite freedom in this respect).
Our "dream floor plan," which we came up with, I am attaching. The footprint would be 12.85 x 9.89 here and a gable roof on top. Knee wall at 1.80.
Forget that right away, keyword "development plan."
First, clarify your budget, what house size is even possible with it. From that, you’ll have to subtract about 40 sqm again (not for the house itself, but for the search for suitable catalog house basic models). I’ve also explained this already, in "Changing a floor plan in size." You make the choice of suitable construction method ("setting the course") during the "resting phase," and the choice of a suitable construction company only much later. Further explanations can be found here by searching the forum for my "House construction schedule," and later then "Self-award"/"Individual award" as well as "Gerddieter."
Forget hip roofs including truncated hip roofs as well, you will need the gable walls. And because of your need for living space in the attic, you won’t stay too far from the roof pitch maximum either.