About Slate
The Slate Story
Before Slate, Dan Prestidge led BuildtechNZ for over 25 years, evolving it into a trusted name in high-calibre residential and light commercial construction. Meanwhile, Nick Harrison directed fortyone ARCHITECTURE, a boutique design studio renowned for its creative, considered approach to residential design across the central North Island.
After collaborating on a series of bespoke homes, both teams recognised the strength of their combined expertise - architecture that inspired, paired with construction that delivered. This partnership transformed into a strategic merger, giving rise to a new kind of company: one that could manage every stage of a project with precision, creativity, and care.
Today, Slate Construction has evolved beyond that original merger. As a multi-disciplinary design and build construction firm, we continue to champion collaboration, working alongside architects, designers, and clients to create exceptional residential and commercial projects across the North Island.
Slate Construction, where great design meets exceptional construction.
Let's create brilliant together.
Proud Supporter of the Rapid Relief Team.
We're humbled to be a Smarrt Supporter of the Rapid Relief Team, who is a charity delivering hope and relief to people across the globe.
RRT have 14,500 volunteers across 14 countries who can mobilise rapidly to provide relief for communities experiencing emergency and disaster, homelessness, poverty, and hardship or issues around youth, as well as health and disability.
RRT offers quality catering assistance and tangible support to charities, government, and emergency services in their time of need.
Established by the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church (PBCC) in 2013, RRT is led by the Christian principles of care and compassion.
RRT in Action
Rapid Relief Team delivers $1.5million for Taranaki Hospital ICU upgrade and enhancements.
Taranaki Health Foundation's General Manager, Adrian Sole thanked RRT and local businesses for their support. "This donation is going to go a long way to making sure we have a hospital that is equipped to meet the community's current and future care needs", Adrian said.
"We are very grateful to the Rapid Relief Team and local individuals and businesses who've made this substantial donation to improve the future health of our region".
RRT in Action
Rapid Relief Team delivers $1.5million for Taranaki Hospital ICU upgrade and enhancements.
Taranaki Health Foundation's General Manager, Adrian Sole thanked RRT and local businesses for their support. "This donation is going to go a long way to making sure we have a hospital that is equipped to meet the community's current and future care needs", Adrian said.
"We are very grateful to the Rapid Relief Team and local individuals and businesses who've made this substantial donation to improve the future health of our region".
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