Installation at DCLA is treated as a continuation of fabrication, not a handoff. Integration is considered during design, engineering, and build so that site conditions, access, sequencing, and coordination are resolved before anything arrives on location. Every component is developed with clear mounting logic, tolerances, and service considerations to avoid improvisation in the field.

Work is planned to fit real environments, existing structures, and operational constraints. The goal is predictable execution, clean installation, and minimal disruption, whether the project is architectural, environmental, or object based.

Installation planning includes site review, coordination with partners, and validation of fit and sequence prior to delivery. Assemblies are checked against drawings, specifications, and conditions before installation begins. Adjustments are made upstream whenever possible, not on site.

Integration is documented and controlled to ensure alignment between design intent and final placement. The result is work that installs efficiently, functions as intended, and maintains integrity over time without reliance on ad hoc fixes.