IC approach / institutional owners

Better buildings. An advantage you own.

ADL helps you turn recurring demand into shared building requirements, an open supply system and a delivery model your team can govern and improve.

Request a program assessment

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Identify what your portfolio can share.

We find repeatable needs across your planned projects and evaluate where owners can use common specifications and components across sites.

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Define a system your team can own.

ADL helps set the component interfaces, design rules and permitted variations. We align procurement and delivery around them, then test the model against your demand, operating constraints and program economics.

Owner-defined rulesProgram economics

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Qualify an open supply base.

Clear specifications and qualification criteria let capable suppliers compete to provide compatible parts. Your institution retains choice of partners and control of the building system.

Supplier choiceCompatible parts

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Deliver, learn and improve.

ADL works with your team to coordinate production, logistics and on-site delivery against the program requirements. Results from each project inform owner-approved improvements to the next.

Delivery oversightOwner-approved improvements
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Illustrative animation: three building types reveal repeatable parts. ADL defines shared components and interfaces, opens the system to qualified suppliers, and carries an approved improvement from one deployment into the next.

05 / Why ADL

IC program developer & owner’s program manager

You don’t need an IC team to start.
We help you become one.

ADL brings the expertise and capacity to build and run your industrialized construction program. Your people shape it around your institution, learn through delivery and take control as their capability develops.

Who operates the program

  1. 01

    We build.
    You guide.

    ADL leads program development. Your team provides requirements, access and decisions.

    Your role: Requirements and decisions.

  2. 02

    We operate.
    Your team takes over.

    ADL runs the program while your people learn through real deployments and progressively take responsibility.

    Your role: Learn, operate, take responsibility.

  3. 03

    Your team runs
    the program.

    Your institution operates, controls and improves the program independently. ADL is no longer needed for routine operation.

    Independent operation.

Your institutional IC programYours from day one.

Standards Product systems Supplier relationships Commercial arrangements Improvement process

Operating responsibility transfers. Your institution owns the program throughout.

Why independence matters

Our product is
your program.

The choices made at the start shape your costs, supplier options and ability to improve for years. A system supplier naturally builds its offering around what it sells.

ADL is paid to develop your overall program, independently of any particular construction system or vendor. We select and integrate the solutions that serve your institution.

Your program can evolve as your needs and available solutions change.

Start with your portfolio

Build a program your institution can own.

Begin with an assessment of recurring demand, program economics and what it will take to put your team in control.

Request a program assessment