Our Creative Head, Steve Fuller was interviewed for a recent article in B&NES Connect magazine highlighting the role of creative, inventive and future-focussed businesses in the regeneration of sites on the River Avon and a vision for a more enterprising Bath.
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Read moreIt's always a good feeling when you come across an article that is wholly in alignment with your own sentiments.
If you're anything like me, however, I would urge self restraint at the moment of discovery so as not to blurt out loud some semi-triumphant exclamation like "Absolutely! I couldn't agree more", as I did last week on a British Airways flight to Prague. It's really disconcerting for those in your immediate vicinity. "Good article", I said sheepishly to the startled man in the next seat. He returned me a watery smile as his eyes scanned the adjacent rows for a vacant seat.
Read moreIn support of the recent rebrand project for Norton Radstock College, we have created new signage for the launch of the college’s brand new one-stop Job Shop.
Aimed at both employers and potential employees, Norton Radstock College has partnered with Simple Recruitment (South West) Ltd for the initiative thought to be one of the first in the region between a vocational college and an agency.
It aims to give job seekers help in finding employment and employers informed about opportunities to develop their workforce.
This has brought the new brand to life and into the heart of Radstock, with on-campus signage yet to come.
Read moreAnd so Olympic fever is upon us here at The House, Special Olympics National Summer Games kickoff on Wednesday with an opening ceremony in Bath's Royal Crescent. 7000 people will watch the opening including athletes, their families and coaches.
We have been heavily involved as a supporter of the games, we created the visual identity, games website, flashmob and the hashtag #1bigsmile.
Read moreCoombe Castle has a 30 year track record of exporting our nation’s cheese, butter and cream to the four corners of the globe from the South West. We were appointed to help the senior management team prepare the business for the next 30 years. Work started back in 2011 when we repositioned and redesigned the export side of their business.
More recently we are delighted to announce that we have completely redesigned the consumer facing side to the Coombe Castle brand. We have designed everything from packaging to exhibition stands to their new website. Aimed predominantly at the US market, the new brand draws on medieval heraldic influences. It's unashamedly British with a quirky and playful sense of humour.
A full case study will follow soon.
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