There are interfaces typically existing among project participants during the contruction phase in construction projects. To manage these interfaces effectively will affect the implementing performance of the project implementation. However, most of project participants don’t share interface information with other participants. Future activities may not be implemented based on the changes by predecessors, and resulting in interface problems. Moreover, meeting minutes-based interface records always are mode after the meeting. Such interface record is difficult to be reused and traced for project management. In order to solve the above problems, this study proposes a Multi-Matrices (MMs) model approach to enhance interface management for the construction interface management. Futhermore, this study also integrated building information modeling (BIM) approach to assist the interface communication for project participants. By using approaches, interface management can be enhanced, tracked and managed efficiently in construction projects. Furthermore, this study develops a Web Matrix-based Interface Management (WMIM) system integrated the proposed MMs model for general contractor. The MMs model and WMIM system were then applied to a pilot test to illustrate how to support construction interface management. The results of pilot test indicate that the MMs model and WMIM system provide an effective construction interface management tool.