Our adaptive reuse renderings and sketches for a new restaurant in the Hourglass District.

We love the kind of urban infill, adaptive reuse such as the redevelopment of 617 W. Central Boulevard in Parramore. Our architecture team’s renderings reimagine a 17,000 sf warehouse…

Interstruct has been invested in the Hourglass District since 2006 with our own development portfolio, Francis Park in the Hourglass, and our design-build work for National…

A 150,000 sf adaptive-reuse shell project capitalizes on the site infrastructure from a former Super Target. An existing shell, zoning approvals and abundance of existing parking made this shopping center…

What started as a 1940s warehouse in the Parramore Heritage Neighborhood is now the center of our redevelopment of this block of W. Church Street that sits between Exploria Stadium…

Interstruct Architecture Team’s conceptual design for Creative Village Orlando’s Central Park. Read the full design brief here.

The Francis Park Townhomes on Francis Avenue in the Hourglass District are part of Interstruct’s Architect-as-Developer model. Phase II was completed in late 2020, bringing a total of six three-story,…

The Tampa office headquarters are located on the upper level of the company’s own building, purchased and transformed in 2020 and located on W. Kennedy Boulevard. The transformation of a…