I'm not sure what you want to be told and if you are capable of doing anything with what you are told. Maybe this will help. ALL the little windows on porch can be removed along with framing, drywall and siding between them and there will be no weaking of structure. You are free to use your emagination on what to put in the holes created,including drywll and siding that make it look as though they were never there. The ones in office are more problamatic because I can't tell whether room inside has cathedral ceilings (the top window leads me to believe they are or top window has attic on other side. At any rate there's nothing that presents unusual problem with removing them and starting over. Now get a big hammer and vent your pent-up frustrations on them.

I would take out the ones at the entry, you could replace ONE set with a narrow window if you want the light. The office ones I would remove and replace with a set matching the other front ones. You’ll have framing and interior wall repair, but it’d be worth it.

Thank you for the comments and suggestions! Believe me, I have thought about taking them out altogether, but that's the majority of the light on that side of the house, so I'm afraid of totally getting rid of them. I was just hoping that there might be a way to reconfigure them I guess...Maybe make a single tall sidelight-type window on each of the the sets by the entry at least. But I just wonder if that would look even weirder in real life.

Klem - the office has a bump out and that small area is cathedral...Also yes, that's where the top window is.

Anyway, I appreciate you all taking the time to respond. Thank you very much.