Artist Incubator in Station North Breaks Ground

An ambitious plan to construct studios and production facilities for artists, designers and entrepreneurs is one step closer to reality. The Baltimore Arts Realty Corp broke ground Tuesday on the $11M project, called OpenWorks, opening fall 2016 in the Station North Arts and Entertainment District. Located at 1400 Greenmount Ave, the 34k SF space will include a 3D printing studio, metal shop, digital media studio and other workspaces. OpenWorks will offer memberships and month-to-month leases. [BBJ]

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