All I can say is WOW. Some super expensive coops that I would love to see pictures of. As for the recycled coops... Awesome job!! I myself us recycled materials. I think collecting the materials is part of the fun. I've made several coops and I enjoyed making each one. Here is what I've done so far. BTW, my birds only spend the night in the coops they free range all day.
Free. It was a pot belly pigs place before I got it. I will have to redo the front soon.
Made 3 like this. The coop cost just over $100 to make. Had free fencing and poles. In this picture the coop wasn't finished. A pop out door was added and so was a tin roof. Tin...... also free. One coop I used chicken wire which was $100 but I didn't use all of it, maybe 1/2. Chicken wire for the other coop was $64. Poles for 2 of the coops? $25.
I just made this for babies. It's now my nursery. The left side of the roof lifts up for easier cleaning.
Cost less then $20
I just made this. It will be my brooder house for those hens that are broody and being bothered by non broody hens. If you notice, through the pop out door there is a feed bag that I use to cover the floor and then put pine shavings on top. This helps protect the floor.
Cost less then $50
This is the brooder box I just made. I do have covers to keep the cool air and rain out. I have 2 sebastopol geese and 4 chicks living in it at the moment.
This was made out of a crate, free from Craigslist. Hardware cloth $6 and still have some left. Hardware $10. Paint was 1 gallon @ $5 and used 2/3 of it. I painted the snot out of it since nothing is preasure treated.
I think use what you have you never know what you will come up with. No plans were used for any of these buildings, just a thought that came to be.