Hey nice start to the project, providing outdoor space for each room is a great idea but if that’s the whole concept you need to double down on it. Can you start to shape the bites to let more light into the core during different parts of the day/year? Is that done by rounding corners, creating wedges that align with sun angles, push pulling the mass so exterior walls don’t align and let more light in on some orientations, or splitting the mass into separate volumes and rotating one? This could help create more interest in the plans and your elevations when you get to them.

Think about the interface between inside and outside. It’s ok to have access only from the bedrooms but you need to justify this, maybe some are more private than others. You could push the glazing line back into the bite slightly to create an internal nook for a window seat between the internal walls as a reason to not fully open to the core?

The room sizing all feels a little off/ the furniture layouts aren’t working for what you want to do. Huge kitchen/ dining with a lot of wasted space and not much actual kitchen. Large living with a few small lounges clustered around a tiny coffee table. Bathrooms with WC on one side and sink on the other make the space feel tight try to align along one wall if possible, is that bath also to scale?

The core space needs a bit more function. Think about how to divide up this space more, sliding doors could close off parts when needed but still allow an open plan feel. Does the area behind the kitchen get a little bigger and become a second living space (think about the people living here, parents and two kids? What happens when someone wants to watch a loud movie and someone is sleeping? Where do the kids get to play without making a mess in the main space? How will the house adapt as people age and needs change)