Interstruct President Matt Coticchio's leadership and entrepreneurial tenacity has led the Tampa Team to be one of the best in the business.

Operating during the pandemic played to Interstruct's strengths: taking a complex problem and figuring it out.

Interstruct Tampa’s new office embodies the benefits of adaptive reuse in a prime location.

An Interstruct Intervention envisions a pocket park in an unused alley beside CityArts' home in the Roger Kiene building.

A look at how the Hourglass District is shaping into Orlando's most exciting neighborhood for urban infill and adaptive reuse development.

Francis Park in the Hourglass expands Interstruct's Architect-as-Developer portfolio and pushes the county's policy for progressive change.

Interstruct has been invested in the Hourglass since 2006. Now it is one of Orlando's Main Streets Districts, Curry Ford West.

A story of Orlando's emerging neighborhoods -- each with its own vibe -- that are making the City Beautiful a great place to live and work.