and here's the professional drawing. There are measurements on there, but don't know how well they will show up

In a single sink kitchen with two cooking a corner sink is a bottle neck. One alternative is a prep sink on the island corner. Number two alternative is done for your low window. Run only a countertop in front of the window and use something to mask the view from the outside in. This compromise retains the front house facade.
A single sink can go to the right of the window with the dw in the corner.
Check in the Appliance forum for induction cooktops also. No waste heat means less ventilation and equal or better than gas for power and response. No top heat up is easy cleanup and a safety factor with kids. It can be integrated into an island surface more easily if needed.

Thank you. What about putting the sink in front of the low window without changing the window? Maybe with the cabinet bumped out a couple of inches? Is that too funky looking?

You may find this old thread useful it is about cabinets and sinks in front of low windows

Here is a link that might be useful: cabinets in front of low windows

I think that was the wrong link.

I found this post containing pics of Casey's window solution. I find it quite intriguing. Scroll down to Marcolo's post.

Here is a link that might be useful: low window solution

You have a very similar layout to my last house and I was also not a fan of the sink in the island. The only suggestion that I would make is that think of cleanup, if your sink is under the window or in the corner it is a long way away from your table. That being said, my island always looked a mess because there was the soap and towel holder that was ALWAYS there. I would probably find a way to put it under your window even if the window went to the counter. As far as the ovens being on the other side of the island, I had that and it was not a problem whatsoever. You just use the island that much more. It's rare that you go from the range to the oven and when you do it's really not a big deal. Good luck!

Thanks everyone. I looked at the thread with the sink in front of the low window and I think it might not be for me. Maybe I have a layout where the corner sink is the best solution? I have one window on the side wall and I might be able to keep it. Then at least I wouldn't be in the corner AND staring t the wall!

Here's an idea. What if you make a clean up area in the nook where you show the double ovens and tall cab in your drawing. I can't quite tell what your scale is and how much space you have there, but I'm very happy with my single bowl sink in a 30" cab and a DW is typically 24" so seems like it should fit.

Put the double ovens next to the window and a lower baking counter next to it (is the 26" to the bottom of the sill or the actual window?) Anyway, you'd need a prep sink on the island to make it all work. Keep everything else pretty much the same.

I think that could work. The niche area is about 66 inches, so definitely room for a sink and dw there.

Sorry for posting the wrong link. Below is the one I meant to include , it has a bunch of pictures of dealing with low windows.

Here is a link that might be useful: low windows

thanks localeater! love seeing all those pics. I thought about doing a window seat, and maybe a charging station for phones, ipad etc. in the drawer underneath.

Thanks everyone. I looked at the thread with the sink in front of the low window and I think it might not be for me. Maybe I have a layout where the corner sink is the best solution? I have one window on the side wall and I might be able to keep it. Then at least I wouldn't be in the corner AND staring t the wall!

Just so you know, I have my clean up sink in front of a wall. I honestly never give it a second thought. I spend time there, but not a lot and I don't feel like I am missing out on anything because every other part of my kitchen pretty much looks out over the living space. Just letting you know that not having a window over your sink is hardly the end of the world. The only thing I would say is that I wouldn't do it if I used that sink as my primary prep area. I spend a lot more time and attempt a lot more conversation while I am prepping and cooking then when I am cleaning up at the end of a meal.

Here is a link that might be useful: my finished kitchen