The only book I can think of that discusses internal layout is the "The Forest Garden Greenhouse--How to Design and Manage an Indoor
Permaculture Oasis"
by Jerome Osentowski.
In the book, the author discusses the green house versus the hoop house--including the fact that a hoop house can only be enlarged by extending its
length and the need to design for snow loads.
He keeps over 150 varieties of plants,vegetables,and herbs all year round in his outside
permaculture forest. He uses his
greenhouse to grow plants
from the tropics and the Mediterranean. He also grows vine plants like grapes, peas, beans, and cucumbers on trellises.
This book may not be applicable to you either, if what you want to do is "season-extend" plants that already grow in your climate zone