Webinar Overview
Join us for an insightful session exploring modern methods of construction (MMC) and their role in delivering efficient, high-quality projects. We’ll begin with a brief introduction to the Donaldson Group and Timber Systems, followed by an overview of the different MMC categories and how timber frame fits within this landscape.
The webinar will also cover the RIBA design stages, highlighting where MMC adds the most value, referencing the “opportunity curve” to show the benefits of early supplier involvement. Finally, we’ll discuss standardisation in design, demonstrating that it doesn’t mean compromise, with a range of real-world examples.
Presenter Bio
John Smith
John is a real industry expert with over 30 years' experience in the timber frame industry and recently joiner the board of the Structural Timber Association. He has worked on some of the largest timber frame projects in the UK, and was instrumental in the development of the innovative Sigma® II closed panel build system. He has also played a key role in writing and publishing a number of technical and commercial papers for the timber frame industry.
James Lund-Lack
Chair of the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB)
James Lund-Lack is an experienced construction professional and strategic advisor with a strong record in governance, operational growth, and risk management across complex projects. He serves as Chair of the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) for the Bristol and South West region, leading governance, compliance, and industry engagement for the  members. With extensive experience in both executive and non-executive roles, James combines commercial insight with a collaborative approach to board leadership, helping to align business strategy, stakeholder interests, and sustainable performance across the construction sector.
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