Coop plans?

[Toadstool21]

Hello everyone I am planning to start construction on a new coop this fall/winter my climate is hot in the summer with mild winters so my biggest concern is proper air flow I found this coop on Pinterest and absolutely love it does anyone know of where I could find plans for something similar? It will be an open air coop with one back wall to help block wind and to mount nest boxes to
Thank you

 

[SandyRiverChick]

It can take a while but if you look in the medium and large coops section, you're sure to find plans for this. I didn't use plans but I do have similar dimensions and same roofing as this and it's works well! I have alot of ventilation and windows on my coop. Good Luck!! https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/categories/chicken-coops.12/

 

[aart]

I found this coop on Pinterest

The open meshed part is the run, not the coop.
You can just see the coop at the far left where the feeder and pop door is.
Don't get sold on a pretty picture until you learn more about what a coop and run should look like, spend some(a lot) time here reading before compiling a plan.

 

[Toadstool21]

The open meshed part is the run, not the coop.
You can just see the coop at the far left where the feeder and pop door is.
Don't get sold on a pretty picture until you learn more about what a coop and run should look like, spend some(a lot) time here reading before compiling a plan.

The Pinterest picture had a blog post attached where they talked about the converted shed coop so I know that the covered part is Just a run
However I've spent a while researching different types of coops and runs and have decided that an open air coop is best for my farm and climate and when I came across this picture which is very similar to what I had in mind I was hoping to find some plans for a similar run to use as a coop

 

[aart]

The Pinterest picture had a blog post attached where they talked about the converted shed coop

Did the blog show more pics?
Hard to recommend a plan if we can't see the entire structure.

Search 'open air coops' here.