Yes, the 32bit and 64bit VSTs for AD2 are both called "Addictive Drums 2.dll" so the MUST be installed to different locations.
Typically bapu? Hmm - not so sure as there are no hard and fast rules with VST2. This is better addressed in VST3.
I think we can agree that Mr. Bottomburp has not placed them in the 'best' location:
a. as they are within the Cakewalk stack
b. the 32bit VST in the 64bit Program Files tree
I wrote a
VST strategy guide in the Steam Cakewalk Community pages some time back.
Assuming C\:Drive - Non-Steam Cakewalk VST2 locations are obviously replaced as:
32bit - C:\Program Files (x86)\Cakewalk\Vstplugins
64bit - C:\Program Files\Cakewalk\x64\Vstplugins
For Third Party VST2s, I suggest you should maintain your own and separate locations:
Say:
C:\VST_Plugins_32
C:\VST_Plugins_64
Read more re the stategies and reasoning in the guide.