Actually, hardly anything works in the idea: the utility room is too narrow, the WC is a leftover and, because it doesn't fit, gets a slanted door, the guest room is bigger than the kitchen. The living area, which should actually serve as a retreat, is a passageway here and is even located in front of the stairs, where all the family's noise takes place. Peace or privacy is hard to find here. Although you plan the utility room upstairs, which of course relieves the freezer room downstairs, you should plan some space for tools, mops, and garbage as well as beverage stuff. Why does the guest bathroom mention something about double...? It’s best if you tell the builder’s planner your needs (facing south, additional utility room upstairs, 2 children's rooms) and then he will surely draw you something nice. Then you can post it here for evaluation. Why did the entrance now also have to be moved to the front?