Where does Adobe CS3 install by default?

Hey there,
I'm trying to install Adobe CS3 Design Premium on my MacBook Pro.
I was wondering once installed in the default installation location "/Applications" does it install each individual application in the Applications folder, or does it create another folder automatically that installs every application in there?
I'm asking, because if it automatically installs everything in the applications folder, i could create a new folder "Adobe CS3 Design Premium" and have everything install in there.
Thanks,
Saeid

In any case, if it does, I explained that the installer would allow the creation of that folder. Also, my "yes" was in reference to the OP's suggestion of directories for standard install, and making a new folder. Redundancy is not necessary here. Nothing was made clearer. read my statement below. It applies to almost every post in here. A tenet not followed by many.

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