Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino on Tuesday will unveil plans for a $5.5 million innovation center in the Seaport District, part of a broader effort to transform the area into a hotbed of entrepreneurship and invention. The facility will provide space for promising companies and executives to meet and exchange ideas, spurring economic renewal in a rapidly growing corner of the city. It will be built by private developers and operated by the Cambridge Innovation Center, an organization that now provides low-cost office space for 450 start-up companies in Kendall Square.

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chrismarstall

03/27/2012 03:59 PM

Not thrilled with the low profile and large-looking plaza. The Seaport district is shaping up to be a little mini-suburban office park in the middle of the city.