Suggestions for the floor plan of a single-family house about 175 sqm, gable roof house

One can also trace the plans or so. A rough scaled sketch with some dimensions is also sufficient. Preferably on mm paper.

That does not change the infringement of intellectual property.

I would really like to have the current floor plan discussed. However, it is explicitly noted on the plans that duplication is not permitted. That confuses me a bit. Do I have a chance to have the plans at least reviewed once by @ypg and @K a t j a?

You still do not have the license for PM here for a long time. But instead of posting the current draft in image form, you could also mention the post number of the version already shown here on which it is based, and describe in text what has been changed. Or you combine that and edit the image of the aforementioned base version by inserting numbered circles and then write something like "Pos. 1 has been moved a quarter of a meter to the left according to the plan." Or have you perhaps had a relaunch done that has little in common with the previous one?

Making content available online to third parties is considered reproduction as far as I know.
However, a house design is only conditionally protected by copyright, see here:
Possibly claims under copyright law can only be asserted by an architect if the building is particularly original, individual and innovative. Lawyers refer to this in connection with a personal intellectual creation. Whether a building meets the necessary criteria is to be examined in each individual case.
Source: Copyright law.
In this case, “prestigious public buildings” or single-family homes with particularly designed elements such as artistically elaborate dormers, entrances, etc. are meant.
In this respect, you can hand-sign your design yourself or, as others do here, trace it in homebyme or another software. This way you do no harm and are legally protected.

Or did you perhaps have a relaunch done that has little in common with the previous one?

The draft from #1 has nothing to do with it anymore. The architect developed a design with only a few specifications from us, which is quite close to the one from in #66. On the ground floor, almost only the entrance situation with the utility room/guest WC is solved differently, because although the entrance comes from the eaves side, the architect left a covered corner, so we enter from the side (similar to an extension, but it's not one) and therefore there is no direct view from the dining table to the front door. I don't really like that and find it quite cleverly solved. However, it is very difficult to explain in words.

which comes quite close to the one from @ypg in #66.

Then the architect should have asked me :)
Just kidding!
But honestly: eyes open, then he has no copyright, since I drew it first for you. He only refined it.

Then simply outline only the area that deviates from the draft by . She may then possibly incorporate these changes into her draft.