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

Interstruct's recent portfolio includes design-build, capital improvements, corporate interiors and a partnership with Orlando Health.

Architectural interventions that transform empty lots into usable spaces that add value to high-density neighborhoods.

A 1940s building adapted for reuse as the the 21st century headquarters of digital marketing agency Net Conversion.

#AboveOrange is Interstruct’s pocket park contribution to the designer showcase at Coverings global tile and stone expo in Orlando, 2019.

Sometimes the best solution is the simplest, such as an architectural intervention that plays to strong existing features of a building.

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