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

If my eyes do not deceive me, the fireplace is hanging on the edge of the window of the dressing room.

A chimney should be placed as centrally as possible, so that you don’t have a “sparrow” (thin and elongated chimney) at the roof edge - especially with a hipped roof.

Certainly. If it is "unavoidable," then an external chimney should at least be near the ridge on a gable wall, which you don’t have with a hipped roof - everything else is a nonsensical scenario.

dismisst the stupid KAMIN!!!!!!!!

Now please once again a revival of the pro and con debate on the topic of the fireplace:

dismiss the stupid CHIMNEY!!!!!!!!

Absolutely not, I have one myself.
Still, you can’t just put it anywhere because it’s still under discussion. At that point, you can no longer take the planner seriously. And yes, the exterior pipe also scrapes against a window on the upper floor... if the window is then adjusted in the further announced window plan to match the exterior views, possibly shifted slightly upwards in the plan (view to the left) or made somewhat larger accordingly, the disaster is practically guaranteed.
I’m starting to doubt the professionals. This is not the first time here that the program pretends to have knowledge.
An exterior chimney pipe only works on the gable or flat roof, but not on an eave side like here. It’s a no-go in the planning.