Practitioners often manage construction interfaces and scheduling separately. However, poor management of construction interfaces frequently causes delays in project duration. This work develops an innovative scheduling model that incorporates management of construction interfaces for building projects. The proposed model comprises five steps, including generating an integrated schedule, establishing interface work groups, identifying front- and post-holding activities for each work group, mapping interface events, and transforming to a construction interface (CI) based network schedule. Typical interface problems in building construction are thoroughly illustrated during model development. The developed CI-based schedule network has fewer activities, links, and paths than the conventional schedule network, increasing readability and schedule control. The model is applied to an example of a building project to demonstrate the modeling steps.