The Oscar-winning director Ang Lee does not have a fancy screening room in his home, and his backyard has a chicken coop instead of a swimming pool.

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Henhouse redirects here. For the brand name of Rotisserie chicken ovens, see Henhouse (brand name)A chicken coop is a building where chickens are kept on a farm or homestead.The inside of the chicken coop normally consists of several nesting boxes just large enough for the chickens to sit in while laying their eggs, as well as perches for the chickens to use while sleeping. Often the floor of the chicken coop is covered with a material, such as straw or wood chips, to contain the chicken waste, and to allow easier cleanup of the chicken coop. Sometimes the chicken coop contains feeding and watering devices for the chickens, but these may also be kept outside of the chicken coop. Most have some kind of ventilation to help air out any odors that may occur.Since chickens are often prone to illness from drafts and poor weather, chicken coops are best designed to be warm at cold times, cool at hot times, and as draft free as possible.