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You cannot put the blueprint of a new house on top of an old one like you can do with work buidlings. If you want to change the material of a wall, you have to tear down the wall and change it to a different material.
This is also not a bug and has always worked like this.
If you are a relative new player (which you seem to be), instead of instantly complaining about quality control when something works differently than expected, you might want to ask first if you maybe missed something.