Bath-based brand agency The House has clinched a double victory at the prestigious Transform Awards, which celebrate rebranding, repositioning and brand transformation in the UK and in Europe’s creative industries.
The House won silver for its identity and event branding for Special Olympics GB and also gained a bronze for its rebranding of Norton Radstock College.
As well as recognising best practice in corporate, product and global rebrands, with categories that focus on strategy, execution, content and evaluation, the awards act as a platform for organisations to tell their rebranding stories and to discuss reputational change.
They are seen by the industry as an opportunity for rebranded organisations, agencies and advising councils to benchmark their work and processes.
The House’s work for Special Olympics GB in the ‘Best use of a visual property’ category beat off stiff competition from Lloyd’s Bank and the University of Birmingham while the college rebrand was recognised above Tata Power DDL for ‘Best external stakeholder relations during a rebrand’.
Creative head at The House Steve Fuller said: “To receive two nominations in the most prestigious awards in our sector was a great achievement but to come away with two awards, including a silver, is testament to the quality of work this agency creates.
“We are delighted with the result but even more importantly by the success both rebrands have delivered for Special Olympics GB and Norton Radstock College.”
Pictured, from left: The House’s creative director Steven Fuller, account manager Lisa Carter and head of design Sam Dyer
