Stair stringer partially in front of window - leave stringer open?

I could imagine that this unevenness doesn't really stand out because it follows the window since the cheek was left out.

Exactly, and conversely, that this little quirk would go down in history books and be told at every family gathering of people ever invited by you. And I am just too lazy to "scroll back" when I probably already once raised a suggestion like

Otherwise, I would recommend two smaller windows that follow the course of the stairs.

some time ago. With your last-minute uncertainties, I sometimes wonder how often planes have already rolled back from the runway at your request.

I would have left it like that. Google "stairs in front of window." There are some photos that are very similar. I don't necessarily find it tragic

I think so too. If you change the cheek, it might even draw more attention to it.

Sometimes I wonder how many times planes have already rolled back from the runway at your last-minute insecurities

This is not about insecurity but I just wanted to discuss a proposal from the stair builder. I also want it to look as reasonable as possible in the end or as good as it still can. Changing something later is always really bad.

Fixed glazing installed and finished. Don’t change anything about the geometry of the side panel, that’s annoying.

I would also do a fixed glazing and continue the panel. The panel only covers the small corner and does not run across the window.

I would also do a fixed glazing and run the stringer through. The stringer only covers the small corner and does not go across the window.

It is already a fixed glazing. We also knew that the staircase would run slightly in front of the window, but it was not easy to shift it. The house is already built and the staircase will be installed in 2 weeks. The stair builder seemed to find it annoying and made this suggestion with the stringer. I also tend to run the stringer through.