Traditional construction is known for the conspicuous gap between field and office management.  Communication is limited, mistakes are often covered up or undiscovered, information is not often readily available, uneducated decision making, and hind-sight planning (reactionary… after damage is done… lessons learned).  The MLA approach increases transparency and partnership field and office personnel, bolsters confidence in current and future work, increases accountability with detailed real-time reporting, allows On-The-Fly resource allocation adjustment, and provides reliable estimates and schedules.  Wall and ceiling Assemblies are made up of many components. These components including materials such as gypsum, steel, fiberglass, Portland cement, and acrylic coatings with each of these having a unique set of properties. Understanding these properties and their subsequent compatibility with other materials is critical to proper installation of wall and ceiling assemblies.  Also, wall and ceiling Assemblies must be installed in tandem with the other building assemblies such as mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems. Effective sequencing requires knowledgeable and skilled contractors who can carefully plan and execute proper sequencing and integrate the wall and ceiling Assemblies with the other building systems.