Infill CRE

Interstruct Design + Build has completed the grey shell adaptive reuse of 617 W. Central. Our new commercial real estate entity, Infill CRE, brought this opportunity to Gunner Leslie at Avison Young who has signed on as the leasing agent for this 16,000 SF light industrial building located between Exploria Stadium and the upcoming Orlando Magic Sports Entertainment District. It’s an incredible location to lock-in, with nearly unlimited possibilities in its unique, exposed-heavy timber interior. We are invested in the development of the West Church Corridor and pleased to bring the best partners together for positive outcomes for Parramore and Orlando.

What a great way to start the new year. Victor Tan at The Community Paper really dived in to Ryan Young, AIA's 20+ years of leading Interstruct Design + Build and the Infill CRE vision for incremental development and redevelopment in Parramore, the Hourglass and Tampa. Full interview: https://lnkd.in/dNvcxtEW #architectdeveloper

Details are rapidly filling in on the Orlando Magic’s Sports & Entertainment District, a 900,000 SF mixed-use development to be built on 8.5 acres north of the Amway Center and just a few blocks east of Interstruct.   Orlando Business Journal recently reported: - a more detailed timeline, - that retail and office leasing agents are in place, - and that 30% of the 200,000 SF of Class A office space is already pre-leased. All signs point to this project being a go.   San Francisco-based JMA Ventures and Houston-based Machete Group are working with the Magic's SED Development LLC on a plan that focuses on ACTIVE USE. We hope this development team may take interest in contributing to our initiative on a neighboring block.   Our design for a revitalized Parramore Park transforms a fenced retention pond into an active-use pocket park. We envision it as a private/public initiative with the City of Orlando and other downtown Orlando and Parramore stakeholders to literally build a bridge over this retention pond, connecting two sides of a neighborhood. See the full Parramore Park rendering video on Infill's LinkedIn page.

This is our vision for Parramore Park: transforming a fenced retention pond --> an active-use pocket park on W. Church St., between S. Lee and S. Parramore Avenues.   Our design for a private/public initiative with the City of Orlando and other downtown Orlando and Parramore stakeholders literally builds a bridge over this retention pond, connecting two sides of a neighborhood. #ParramorePark can become a place for people to gather for entertainment, to relax on their own, even as a place to restore the Parramore Farmers Market, bringing fresh produce into the core of a neighborhood that is a food desert.   Optimistically named Parramore Heritage Park, the existing retention pond was once a park until the construction of Exploria Stadium coalesced all of the stormwater into this one city block. We see a solution to give this park back to the neighborhood while still serving its vital storm-water management purpose.   The design evolves as we push the envelope for the revitalization of the #WestChurchCorridor. The WCC reconnects #downtownorlando's urban fabric of infill development, public transportation, higher education, housing, sports & entertainment, greenways and the arts.    Concept by Interstruct Design + Build Renderings by Interstruct Design Animated Graphic by Emmanuel Rivera Video edit by Anthony Hicks

The West Church Corridor is the foundation for regenerative development of Downtown Orlando. The WCC reconnects the urban fabric of #infill development, #publictransportation, #highereducation, #housing, #sports & #entertainment, #greenways and the #arts. Interstruct is committed to thoughtful infill development in #Parramore and optimistic about our continued efforts along the WCC. #westchurchcorridor #downtownorlando    Concept by Interstruct Design + Build and Infill CRE Animated Graphic by Emmanuel Rivera