Hi .planning to build new home.not happy with the plans I got from my architect.suggestion please

windows in master bedroom need to allow views and privacy and much as i would prefer bed on NE this keeps the bed in view towards and from family room so prefer bed on south wests wall and small sliding doors pushed towards north side of room with tall narrow window beside sliding door and highlight window for light with privacy and wall space for chest of drawers...acknowledging theta the pwdr doesn't have a window but my suggested arrangement uses less total space more efficiently and is better for older kids and long stay visiting parents (more people can use the various options at the same time) and a small ventilating skylight will exhaust and brighten the toilet and vanity area ...the wide door into the lounge can be a stacker or stable door so you need to investigate local options (and everything is expensive unless it does what you want...we always use solid core doors that can be ten times the price of a basic hollow core door but love them so we economise elsewhere) and barn door between entry and family would be OK as long as you like them and it doesn't compromise lounge doors but could look ok if both doors are the same style and different widths...and location of dishwasher is personal and if you have already been unhappy with sink in main kitchen then have it in the scullery...main advantage of my suggested kitchen location is that it's closer to the front and the family area and external doors and the pantry uses the central space that can be much better illuminated with another ventilating skylight instead of a tiny external window and noisy exhaust fan

swap your laundry & bathroom spaces and just put a cavity slider from kitchen into laundry and close hallway wall off. much more user friendly, you dont want your laundry in middle of the house!?!

We were planning on building a new home but unfortunately had to pull the plug on the project. We have fully drawn up, architecturally designed and consented houseplans that we would like to on sell if anyone was interested, but not entirely sure how to go about it. 3-D modelling photos are attached. This is a 3 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom home with pavilion style living area, separate master and guest wings, 3 garages and a work-shop. Would suit a north facing, flat or slightly sloping site. The architects are happy to make any changes/modifications to the plans should that be needed. Any ideas or suggestions would be much appreciated.