In South Boston’s busy Seaport District, a former wartime logistics hub has been given new life as a nurturing, collaborative home for 21st-century technology — all 1.4 million square feet of the place.
Instead of fixing ships and storing goods, however, the creative class of manufacturing workers that do business out of Boston’s Innovation and Design Building today offers a range of goods and services from making bamboo bicycles and mosaic tile walls to developing software and selling antiques.
