New Stuff Coming

To kick-off Innovation Month, Boston World Partnership?s Mark Maloney, state secretary of housing and economic development Greg Bialecki, Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway Conservancy?s Nancy Brennan, Mayor Menino, Difra?s Lynwood Walker, and MassChallenge?s John Harthorne gathered at the Boston Harbor Hotel on the Greenway. Lynwood?s small start-up is developing automated home construction technology using pre-fabricated, green components that he says can cut building costs by 25%.

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