Single-family house, approximately 160m², Bauhaus style; first draft according to our wishes

Fingerhut? Can I find that somewhere?

Draft -> Ligno by Fingerhut-Haus. However, I tweaked it a bit so that it might fit for you.

This actually moves us to thank the architect for his efforts and then say goodbye to him.

Why not continue with the old one? You work together on a design. Isn't it possible that he also planned your communication? Just because you evolve does not mean the architect becomes worse.

Why not continue with the old one? You work on a draft together. Couldn't it be that he also planned your communication? Just because you continue to develop doesn't mean the architect becomes worse.

That's true. But especially in this context, we see how many "big" mistakes or illogical solutions he has developed. And you are also right, it feels like painting by numbers from the input of the people here or in the ground floor almost 85% from Rensch-Haus... feels like painting by numbers, only that we bring the draft and he does the coloring.

It feels somewhat like holding on to an old relationship. Out of habit and the fact that much has been invested, holding on to it is not particularly sensible. Unfortunately, you only realize this very late when you catch yourself trying to hold on to it...

Are there actually any ideas where we can find good architects/planners who can "feel" our wishes? I think that's what @11ant is getting at

Just because you develop further doesn’t mean the architect gets worse because of it.

This architect hardly has any potential to get worse. And no, 11ant would be glad if he could aim at a client-understanding architect – but that would already be relatively sophisticated here, we’re not that "far" here at all. So I’ll say it for the third time in other words: when you step through the door from the hallway into the dressing room, suddenly and unexpectedly from the right lurks a bedroom in a veritable ambush. That will give you a heart attack rather than a feeling that the spatial composer arranged it virtuoso. I already get startled just by looking at it. A planner who doesn’t notice this when drawing it himself is missing quite a few shots and certainly hasn’t studied architecture but only civil engineering. Here, on the contrary, someone is urgently needed who, with the tongue and patience of an angel, can make the client understand that – whether you refer to the spatial feeling or visual aesthetics – he is not doing himself a favor with a "city villa Bauhaus style" garnished with a hipped roof.

It feels like paint-by-numbers from the input of the people here or almost 85% from Rensch house on the ground floor... feels like paint-by-numbers except that we bring the design and he does the color coating.

Was that a Freudian spelling correction at work and you actually meant to write "professional"? That a planner associates a brought-in design by the client with a known house model is not in itself a sign of inferior quality – if he then emancipates a jointly further developed design from this "Pinterest template."

Thimble? Do I find that anywhere?

In Neunkhausen, between Bad Marienberg and Betzdorf, in the Westerwald. More precisely between Weitefeld and Elkenroth

I recently saw something similar from Fingerhut. Maybe there is a detail in it that you like.

Wow, I like it. Maybe a small detail with the dressing so that she can only use one side.

Wow I like it. Maybe, a small thing with the dressing room that she can only use one side.

The design is really nice already! I especially like the ground floor and the upper floor bathrooms. Also, the closed kitchen without doors is a knockout. At least as far as I can judge without measurements. Building economically is different, but that was never the goal.