Single-family house with gable roof, without basement - Feedback desired

No, the sink is opposite the door in the laundry room. It would have been silly to install another sink inside.

I'm sorry to have to say this, but the urinal has SUCH a presence in this room, especially without a lid, that I would shudder to sit on the toilet. It must be the case that you sit with your nose at urinal height, right? Is that an oversized model? They do have sizes smaller than 8 now, don't they?

Exactly, Katja...

For me, a small hand wash basin would probably have been installed instead of a urinal.

The distance from the urinal to the toilet is, I think, sufficient. It just looks shortened due to the perspective.
But I would never plan a toilet like that. Although I am a fan of a urinal in the guest WC, because there are always those annoying, incorrigible stand-pee users - if there is enough space for it.
I would never, ever install it instead of a hand wash basin, and not even if it were at the "smell height" of the WC.

For this reason, our guest WC didn’t get one...

Also have café curtains on the windows. They come in pretty designs and cover the view where necessary without blocking the view outside.

This is not a guest bathroom. This is the bathroom in our laundry room. It is used when we are working in the garden or on the house. And the door is then only left ajar anyway ^^ yes, the urinal is very prominent - it was added later during construction. But since only we use the bathroom, I have no problem with it. And after all, it is cleaned too

Make a counterproposal.

Unfortunately, my kitchen sense is only enough to recognize what is botched - I am not the kitchen specialist. Besides, I share Yvonne’s assessment of how grateful the ground would be for such effort.

The attentive observer sees no connection between the garage and the house in the current plan (from last night).

The attentive observer sees merely a “crossed-out” passage door there, but with the rigid axis house-garage fully preserved.

That means right in front of the only sensibly usable windows of the living room?

Who says there is a living room there, or even its only sensibly usable windows?
You are fettered and gagged, fixated on your botched draft.

I have time and a very good spatial imagination.

You don’t have that, and I see that crystal clear without glasses. Otherwise, not only I, but you yourself would have long since painfully realized what fundamentally fails in the draft - and that is not the financing buddy who is only authorized to decide up to 160 sqm.

Namely – and I already saw this when I turned the corner to the entrance of this thread:

The house has a continuous depth that extends from the house body over the intersecting garage to the garage body.

To the south, the boundary distance limits the possible depth and effectively sets this measurement for the whole ensemble in a rectangular floor plan.

The real corset rods you then push in by, first, coupling the garages to each other, and second, also storing them so they cannot be shifted against the house body.

If you had even a hint of checking for homeopathic causalities, you would notice that the dimensions of the utility room and the location of the refrigerator are merely metastases of this ankle joint stiffening.

Panta rei also applies in reverse: this floor plan suffers from chronic constipation – take the stick out of the chakra!

Unfortunately, my kitchen sense only extends to recognizing what is botched – I am not the kitchen expert. Besides, I share Yvonne’s assessment of how ungratefully such efforts are received.

The attentive observer only sees a "removed" doorway, but with the rigid axis house-garage fully maintained.

Who says that there is a living room there, or even its only sensibly usable window? You are bound and gagged, fixated on your botched draft.

You don’t have that, and I can see that clearly without glasses. Otherwise, not only I but also you yourself would have long since been painfully hit by what fundamentally sickens the design – and that is not just the financing buddy authorized only up to 160 sqm.

Namely – and I already saw this when I turned the corner to the entrance of this thread:

The house has a continuous depth, running from the house body through the intersection garage to the garage body.

To the south, the boundary distance limits the possible depth and effectively dictates this measure for the entire ensemble in a rectangular floor plan.

You then impose the real corset bars by first coupling the garages together and secondly not allowing them to be shifted against the house body.

If you had even a hint of checking for homeopathic causalities, you would realize that the dimensions of the HAR and the location of the refrigerator are merely metastases of this ankle stiffening.

Panta rei also applies in reverse: this floor plan suffers from chronic constipation – take the stick out of the chakra!

What you just smoked, I need some of that too.