Hard to tell by these images but things I would look at:
What are you viewing from outside the kitchen entry, this may determine thinking on placement of range hood and stove for example.
How much do you have to move when unpacking dishwasher, is there a lot of double handling or can you reach the drawers to put every thing away easily. For me I love that my dishwasher is opp the cutlery and Crockery drawers so most items I can lift out of dishwasher and straight into drawer without moving my feet.
Are you zoning things so the users aren’t tripping over each other.

I would like to see the whole floorplan with dimensions if that's possible

Unfortunately the pillars cannot be removed, they are structural

Siriuskey - because its a renovation, we don't have the full floorplan sorry

Hi Amy, Have you looked into being able to remove them by installing support beams in the roof or alternatively at ceiling level; removing them would make a huge difference to the look and function of this space which IMO would be money well spent, for the long term.

Without being able to read dimensions the whole kitchen appears to too spread out to function, a basic floorplan would be very helpful. You could even consider moving the island and enter the kitchen between the pillars.

Why is the beverage fridge in the kitchen proper and opposite the normal fridge? I would move the beverage fridge to between the pillars and accessible from the outside of kitchen. Then that part of the kitchen bench can double as a bar bench when required, and not have people entering the kitchen just to get a beverage. I have attached an example of my thought, but could not find a photo with a similar layout to your proposal.

It's a good sized kitchen, but with no tall cabinets most of the storage is shallow upper cabinets and the three sets of drawers.

Is the intention for crockery to be stored in the drawers opposite the dishwasher? There doesn't seem to be a pantry, will food be stored in the upper cabinets? Where will bulky appliances like food processor or an air fryer go?

The functionality doesn't look too bad to me. But personally I would never use the little sink in the corner and would rather have a full height pantry.

Without a floor plan showing what other rooms are positioned off the kitchen and not being able to read dimensions, I suggest the following

Turning the fridge towards the new Island, because the fridge wall has already been built you could still create a small WIP with tall shelves backing onto the fridge, with a place for small appliances and or a sink.

I think that I can see two blind corners in the cabinets below the window, which I think is bad design and should be avoided. Your cabinet maker must be very happy with the amount of individual cabinets being used in the design along with the extra height of the wall cabinet doors to allow for finger pulls, this would add quite a lot to your costs

Agree with siriusky about the placement of entrance to the kitchen. I have found this photo which may give you a better layout. Put the entrance between the pillars. Also, why has the fridge wall already been built? Is this a structural support wall required as well. This fridge space is just enclosing the kitchen even more. I agree with comments from @jess89222, there is way too many overhead cupboards. Where is a pantry going with easy accessible shelving for all ages and heights of people. The tall cabinets are a waste of money, unless you install a moving ladder, because the top part of cabinets is not easy to get to, and you may not even use. The microwave is under bench, which, in a newly designed kitchen, should be at bench level. Again if you had full height floor to wall cabinets this could be integrated. You have one window above where the microwave and Dish washer are, Is there another window anywhere?

You can make that awkward right hand corner a wonderful large full height pantry. Stopping the pantry just on the window line. I have also included a photo of an integrated bench height microwave. Much easier and safer to use. Or you could just replace a small section of your overhead cabinets, with a full height pantry cupboard.

Agree with siriusky , you could turn the fridge, if wall can be rebuilt, and have an entrance either side of island. Then have you full height pantry in that end of kitchen. Example photo attached.