In my plans [dreams?] if I were to ever get to build one greenfield:
1] At this very moment, I would kill for a separate finishing room. Dust management. I have to interrupt machining work while a coat of finish "cooks off" - but that is only minimizing the dust problem, and is frustrating to boot.
2] 9' clear span to the joists [minimum]
3] In the basement today where my woodshop is, there is also a laundry room - with a "couldn't do without" utility sink. Also a small bathroom. I would not want to do without either.
4] Separate "mechanicals" room for cyclone + air compressor, with direct access from the outside. Avoid opening the whole shop to the inevitable dust from emptying the bin[s].
5] Wooden floor v concrete. Not that I've ever dropped a chisel, but I have heard that others have done that
And - since it's my dream, that wooden floor would be raised above the foundation slab by 10" +/- clear - room for dust piping and electrical.
As far as overall shop size - bigger, bigger, bigger - Chip seems on target to me.
When I started woodworking, I didn't know squat. I have progressed in 30 years - now I do know squat.