Erica Chladova and Richard C Preston, partners at Archriot and graduates of Cornell University’s College of Architecture, designed the coop de ville with chicken happiness in mind. A transparent corrugated roof, elaborate water collection system, ample nesting boxes, and plenty of perch space are some of the features of the coop de ville.
Alessandra Bolis, an architecture student from Italy, designed this colorful, flatpak coop.
Shopping cart meets urban agriculture in this ingenious chicken coop design by New Orleans design firm, Crooked Architecture. Zach Lamb and Carey Clouse worked together to find a new use for the shopping cart – a portable, pretty home for a small (1 0r 2) flock of backyard hens. A favorite of the design competition jury, the Cart Coop won over the visitors at the exhibition and took home the People’s Choice Award for favorite chicken coop design.
Tri Dang, a student Orange Coast College, designed this thatched coop after researching traditional Ugandan methods of shelter design and construction. This egg shaped coop was a favorite of the judges for its simplicity and beauty.
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