Let me see those coops

Here is my coop i can get better pictures. I took this picture in the middle of winter.
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5x8 mini coop up by the house.(actually a sanctuary for older or ailing chickens, never more than 1 -3 chickens in there) 12x14 coop with attached 12x10 run (main coop, 8 -11 chickens in here) nestled in the tree line. Both open air designs for dealing with our gruesome summers.
 

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Here’s mine. 8x8 garden shed design. Still a work in progress but got the chicks in it already. I’m no carpenter but I think it looks pretty good so far. The run is temporary. Plan on adding a 20x8 run in place of the dog kennels I used. Trying to source materials where I can. Only have about 600 bucks in it so far.
 

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Where are you located and how many chickens do you have?

Climate matters tremendously. My Neuchickenstein (no coop page yet, but here's the build thread: https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/large-open-air-coop-in-central-nc.1443812/ and featured in my hot climate article: https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/hot-climate-chicken-housing-and-care.77263/ is perfect for people in hot climates but is wildly unsuited for severe winters. :)

This is my first coop: https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/the-little-monitor-coop.76275/

This is my brooder: https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/run-to-outdoor-brooder-conversion.76634/

And this is the current project: https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/camp-cockerel.1532487/
 

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