Interstruct's commitment to its Parramore neighborhood led to the exterior restoration of a century-old church.

A multimedia installation inside ArtCube and four one-night-only U-Haul gallery experiences arrive on the West Church Corridor during Third Thursday Orlando.

Wondering what it's like to work at Interstruct? Leadership prioritizes opportunities for staff to connect and build relationships. Here are some of the ways we mix work and play.

Are you continuing to use an outdated delivery method for complex construction projects? The traditional design-bid-build model is a broken process. If you want a true project partner, are interested in expertise and not low bid mentality, there is a smarter way to set projects up for success from the start.

As Interstruct celebrates its 25th year, new leadership roles and expanded interior design capabilities signal an expanded, studio-led approach to architecture across our offices.

Hospitality construction has been a part of Interstruct's portfolio since 2001. See notable recent projects from a high-profile, ground-up restaurant to an interior design + build for the elevated anchor of an adaptive reuse food hall.

Interstruct’s gallery-without-walls expands with custom-commissioned billboard works by Orlando artist Carissa Bloemeke.

ArtCube debuts RECONSTRUCTION by Njeri Kinuthia as Parramore Arts alumni transform U-Haul trucks into pop-up galleries for Third Thursday on the West Church Corridor.

Interstruct's gallery without walls offers free public art to all. Photo by Chad Baumer.

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