Single-family house 2 floor plan variants decision

What does your proposal look like? The thing with the causal chains may be true, the plans have been maturing for some time but for a south-facing plot. Now we have been awarded the contract for the east-facing plot... and are a bit fixed.

Good evening, here is the site plan. I would actually be interested in brainstorming, unfortunately I find it hard to let go of a straight staircase and an entrance from the front. However, I have no arguments for this, except that the width of the property does not allow room for it. Setting the house back is not so easy to do, but it might be possible to get it approved. The development plan from the 1960s does not fit any property like this, and the city has therefore waived building boundaries and roof shapes, etc. The driveway was originally planned in the south; we would like to have it in the north. This has also been promised. A seating area in front of the house or the main garden in front of the house feels strange... so exposed. Thank you very much for your efforts.

That may be true about the causal chains,

If the number of "must-have" / "no-go" conditions is increased, the number of directions in which opportunities could be successfully sought decreases to the same extent. One should be especially careful not to derive conditions from other conditions – the derived condition then "inherits" a mistaken assumption of inevitability from the parent condition.

A cure can only occur by successively lifting one of the constraints (and in a further round even two of them).

The development plan from the 1960s does not fit any property like that and thus the city has freed from building limits and roof shapes, etc.

In the form of which legal act is this supposed to have taken place?

A thought experiment of mine in my best form (a blunt pencil)
Podium staircase in a bay window that lets the western light into the entire house.
At the back remains a modern bay window box, the upper floor projects to the south and west.
Or something like that.
Terrace in east and south. Garage with carport in NW with driveway in SW. Covered entrance.
Just read now that you can close off the kitchen. Well, then you can make the toilet elongated, whatever...
I also don’t know if the stairs to the attic are accessible oops:

We will soon also address the problem of the east orientation of our property. Therefore, this thread is very interesting for me.

If I have interpreted the floor plans and site plans correctly, the street is on the west and the garden on the east. The main entrance should definitely then be on the street side = west, right? But in the west you then place the utility room and the WC?

I can understand placing the utility room in the northwest. Not much will happen there, especially in winter. But what I have set my mind on is placing the kitchen in the southwest. Then in the evening, when I cook dinner with my wife, I still have sunlight. In addition, I can still watch who comes and goes while cooking. The idea is simply that I will spend 90% of the year in the kitchen in the evening – in the morning, there is at most a coffee before I leave. I also want to have some sun then, and sunlight does not disturb me when cooking – unlike watching TV.

What convinced you to place the WC there? What are the counterarguments against the kitchen facing west? I am aware that the neighbors can then watch me while cooking.

I find the straight staircase prettier if there should only be an empty space under the landing staircase, which you can't do anything with. I also wouldn't like the wall in the middle of the living room, I find it more open and spacious.

Best regards
Sabine