The House, the Bath-based business and brand agency, has been shortlisted for two Transform Awards, which recognise rebranding, repositioning and brand transformation in the UK and in Europe’s creative industries.
The House’s work with Norton Radstock College is nominated in the category for ‘best external stakeholder relations during a rebrand’ while its work with Special Olympics GB National Summer Games Bath 2013 is in the running for the ‘Best use of a visual property; photography/illustration/digital’ award. 
The House’s creative head Steve Fuller, pictured, said: “To be shortlisted once is an honour but twice is a clear indication that The House is delivering on its promise to transform the fortunes of organisations. To receive this level of recognition at a national level is a tribute to the talent in our team and the ambition of our clients.
“Special Olympics set the bar very high to compete with the Olympics and Paralympics and between us we delivered a world-class identity that led to an unprecedented degree of media coverage, sponsorship interest and, most importantly, joyful athletes.
“Norton Radstock College was clear it wanted a brand to revitalise the college, its students and partners. We succeeded in doing that and most inspiring is the way the college team has developed events, networks, advertising and outreach projects that really deliver value for their investment in The House.”
The winners will be announced at the annual Transform Awards ceremony on April 1.
