Showing posts with label Basement Systems. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Basement Systems. Show all posts

Sunday, September 25, 2016

New Playground Dedicated

 
 
Larry Janesky, owner of the Seymour based Basement Systems, was honored for his role in designing and building the new playground at the Ansonia Nature and Recreation Center. In an official proclamation, Ansonia Mayor David Cassetti named Janesky “Ansonia’s Community Hero” and presented him with a Key to the City.
 
Janesky and Basement Systems were also honored at an event celebrating the reopening of the playground which was held at the Ansonia Nature and Recreation Center on Saturday. The ribbon cutting took place on “Take Your Child to the Ansonia Nature and Recreation Center Community Park Day.” Cassetti, Patricia Tarasovic of the Valley United Way’s Corporate Volunteer Council, Sen. Joseph Crisco and Rep. Linda Gentile were all on hand to mark the occasion. 
 
The ribbon was cut by 3-year-old Cecelia Tarasovic of Ansonia and Kellie Santiago of Basement Systems, who participated in the ribbon cutting for the first playground built 25 years ago.
 
Janesky and over 100 Basement Systems volunteers built the playground in just three days in July 2016.
  
(This is a press release from Basement Systems)

Monday, February 17, 2014

Touring an unusual office space in Seymour


Larry Janesky, owner of Basement Systems, Inc. in Seymour, talks about his latest office space, Boomtown, recently completed at company headquarters in Silvermine Industrial Park. 


SEYMOUR - I'd like to thank Larry Janesky for giving me a tour Friday of Boomtown, a work space designed to look and feel like an 1880s mining town.

It's unique, that's for sure. He said it took a crew of carpenters and other workers about three months to build.
Boomtown adjoins other unique work areas he has created for his employees, including the Tree House, the Tree Fort and the Eye Star Station.


Boomtown includes a town hall...



water tower, mine, general store,

chapel, (at rear to right of water tower) and 28 work stations.


A huge skylight offers lots of natural light.

It sure looks like a fun place to go to work every day.


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