I hate the word compromise. Good design should be able to disguise compromise. When you are aiming at race-winning boat speed, however, it's inevitable that the interior will suffer. This layout will be comfy for short cruises and, when finished X-Yacht style, it should look spectacular. The mainsail roach appears to lap the backstay by about 3 inches, and that's about what I could live with.
Swept spreaders are nice.
I have them on my boat, but you impale the mainsail quickly once the sheet is eased. You need good spreader patches on your mainsail. Cruisers could do nicely on the 362 with a two-jib inventory. Auxiliary power is an 18-horsepower Yanmar with a saildrive unit, which allows the prop to be placed forward, away from the rudder. This helps with control in reverse.