Warrenbach Construction

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Warrenbach Construction
Type	Construction company
Workers
Founder	Cyril Warrenbach (likely)
Employees	Warrenbach Worker Darwin Silva Cyril Warrenbach
Timeline
Opened	1930
Creations	Playcare (1976) Primary Laboratory Game Station (Around 1990) Gas Production Zone (presumed) The Shelf (1993-1994) Safe Haven (1993-1994)
Appearances
Appears In	Chapter 2: Fly in a Web Chapter 4 Icepick ARG Chapter 4: Safe Haven Miscellaneous Content
Debut	Chapter 2: Fly in a Web

“	Don't worry, we like the dirt!	”
— Warrenbach Construction's slogan

Warrenbach Construction is a family-owned construction company that assisted Playtime Co. in building various locations within the factory, including Playcare, the Game Station, The Shelf, and The Labs. Under a contract, Warrenbach built what Playtime Co. asked without question, leaving them unaware of Playtime Co.'s nefarious intentions with said areas.

History

Backstory

Warrenbach Construction was founded in 1930 as a small, family-owned construction company. It's most likely that the company was founded by Cyril Warrenbach, though this isn't confirmed. In 1972, Warrenbach, now owned by Darwin Silva, signed a contract to begin working with Playtime Co. to build their facilities; their first known construction was the Playcare orphanage.

Main Activity

Warrenbach's contract with Playtime Co. was renewed in 1990, and they also asked them to construct a new facility: the Game Station. Sometime in the 1990's, Playtime Co.'s Head of Research Eddie M. N. Ritterman reached out to Warrenbach, for the construction of a secret laboratory, promising $100,000 or more depending on how independently they could work. Eddie stated the project must only be disclosed to high-ranking construction workers at Warrenbach and employees at Playtime Co.

Around 1993, Darwin Silva questioned Playtime Co.'s need for a prison and asked for reassurance of its purpose but was shut down by Eddie, who reminded him of his signed contracts. Warrenbach would go through with its construction and the nearby Safe Haven, with the latter project being led by Cyril Warrenbach and managed by Silva. On March 18, 1994, Playtime Co. left a warning to Warrenbach employees working within the factory about the flammable properties of the Red Smoke.

Known Employees

• Darwin Silva (Project Manager for Safe Haven and eventual company owner)
• Cyril Warrenbach (Project Lead for Safe Haven)

Trivia

• Warrenbach's logo resembles the Chicago and North Western Railway, an American railway company, mainly by the similar shapes of the logo.
• Warrenbach was founded in the same year as Playtime Co.