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I agree that it would not help as much as good ventilation. A little rain comes into my chicken shed with an open side (by the chickens; the supply end has walls), big windows, eaves, and ridge vent. It is much ess than I thought would come in. I wanted the eaves at least 12" wide and got 9"...

I'm in the upper midwest. My three-sided design worked very well in our cold, snowy winter. The most important things about it are that the three sides must be solid during the winter and that the proportions are important. The solid sides keep the wind from blowing in. The depth to width ratio...

That could work! The chickens won't care if it is uneven or amateur-built. Metal sides will make heat management more of a concern but that can be handled.

Ask around is the best way - we found there is a clear best choice in this area by asking at work and asking neighbors. https://www.dunneganspringsstructures.com/amish-sheds-builder-mo/ https://www.amishyard.com/ If they don't cover your area, they probably know who does. I don't know...