This curating and research project is directed towards an understanding of the complex visual cultural processes that underpin and arise from changes in contemporary vernacular domestic building in Ireland, especially with regard to that specially rural and suburban form; the bungalow. Inasmuch, this represents a single, layered visual culture research outcome. The project uses the exhibition as a prospective research method. Each exhibition includes only work generated over the course of the project by researchers working on the Bungalow Blitz research team, and, as such, serves as an opportunity for critical reflection and analysis. This research is undertaken as part of a wider collaborative research project resourced by a 3 year Social Science and Humanities Council initiative on practice-led inquiry in architecture, the visual arts and curating