Modern methods of construction (MMC) have come under renewed scrutiny in recent months. Some of that scrutiny is justified.

There have been high-profile examples of MMC being over-promised, under-planned and ultimately under-delivered. That has understandably led to questions about whether MMC itself is fundamentally flawed.

The more commercially relevant question, however, is not whether MMC works – it is whether projects are structured in a way that allows it to succeed.