Single-family house - approx. 150 sqm - without basement - Who has ideas? Thanks

So now I'm really disappointed that he's offering the same nonsense again, just changing the names of the rooms. Laugh! I would ask if he has a completely new idea or if he can only do one draft. I don't like the living room. Strange shape. Nothing has changed at the top.

Look here, this is what architect designs with dream kitchens look like:

So now I’m really disappointed that he’s offering the same nonsense again, just changing the names of the rooms. Haha! I would ask if he still has a completely new idea or if he can only do one draft. I don’t like the living room. Strange shape. Nothing has changed at the top.

Honestly, I don’t quite understand it either, I told him that the upstairs doesn’t quite fit for me.

I will gather everything again and tell him once more, over and over until it fits. I had pointed out to him in the last conversation that this is to be expected, that he should keep making changes, he could understand that.

Based on Montreal from Rensch-Haus:

Hi Katja, thanks for your effort, from the feeling, I liked the other one better, which one is more reasonable, I can't say.

For the predecessor, I would leave out the dressing room on the upper floor and instead want to make a child's room bigger (should of course be within limits), it should at least be sufficient for 2 kids.
The door to the pantry could be from the hallway, so you have an L-shaped kitchen (my wife prefers that).

Maybe someone else has some ideas.....

Have a nice weekend!!

Regards

Ps: A new baking video will be online tomorrow or so

Just wanted to get back to you here ....

Update, approximately 190 sqm:

The ground floor and upper floor have been adjusted

more about the ground floor:
- the door from the utility room to the garage will be removed
- the garage door will face south
- the eastern window on the east side will also be removed

about the upper floor:
- the bedroom will be made a little smaller so that the entrance to children's room 1 does not feel so narrow.
- the southern windows in children's rooms 1 & 2 will be the same size as in children's room 3
- there will be no floor-to-ceiling windows, but normal ones with a windowsill

What do you think, are the side windows in children's rooms 1 & 2 then unnecessary? The architect recommended them to me (since the rooms are larger)


about the attic:
- a hipped roof was planned, I wanted to have it converted, at least preparations made for it. Now a flatter gable roof is planned with a knee wall height of 50 cm (should happen this week)


Possible uses for us:
- additional storage space
- a common retreat for the children
- guest room
- most likely another children's room in a few years



Does anything else come to mind?


Please only comments on the design, thanks!