Yes, I worked on mine all summer. It's 100 square feet total in an L shape and is an open coop design. I built it as large as my available space would allow. I have a communal nestbox built on the outside so I can get eggs from the outside via the hinged lid. It is only 4 feet tall with 2 doors and a small door by the roosts so I can clean poop, but so far I haven't had to. They are still very young and like to sleep on the ground. I give them straw to kick around. I built them a ladder to the roost poles. They will get on the roosts and on the ladder rungs (sticks) during the day. I have a large hanging feeder and waterer and several small feeders for grit, kelp, and oyster shell. I have the walls covered in hardware cloth and the top with tarps over that. The roosts have 3 wood walls around them to block drafts. I have a hardware cloth apron skirt all along the ground on the outside to keep out any digging animals. I keep carbiner clips as locks through all my latches as I read raccoons can open latches. I'm real happy with how it turned out and hope to one day post pics.