FABRICATING AND MACHINING

Concept Development Through Form, Structure, And Build Logic

FABRICATION AND EXECUTION

Fabrication begins when design leaves the screen and enters the shop. Digital models are translated into cut paths, tooling strategies, and assembly sequences. Materials are selected based on structural requirements, finish expectations, and installation conditions. Every part is produced with attention to fit, alignment, and repeatability. The goal is controlled execution, where components come together cleanly and perform as intended in the field.

PROCESS CONTROL

Fabrication is managed through documented steps and measurable outcomes. Tolerances, sequencing, and handling requirements are defined before production begins. Machining, forming, welding, and finishing are coordinated to reduce rework and waste. Quality checks occur at each stage, not after completion. This process ensures consistency, predictability, and reliable delivery from first cut to final install.

Fabrication and machining hero image showing plasma cutting sparks during metal processing, DCLA FAB Los Angeles
DCLA FAB precision machined metal lighting assembly showing CNC fabricated components and clean industrial finish
Structural assembly of custom fabricated chair and lighting showing precision joinery and engineered components
DCLA FAB Interior Environment forming curved architectural metal structure inside modern interior
DCLA FAB compound curvature metal chair showing precision CNC machining and controlled fabrication geometry
Rotational symmetry metal assembly machined with CNC for architectural lighting installation