The UADFem research line promotes a feminist perspective on architecture, urban planning, and design, combining theory and practice to produce knowledge committed to inclusion and diversity. It recognizes the contributions of feminist movements and historically invisible initiatives, calling for the collective construction of new conceptual frameworks. It is organized into four areas: Feminist Right to the City (Ana Falú), Absence of Women in the History of Architecture (Inés Moisset), Territory and Gender (Liliana Rainero and Natalia Czytajlo), and Feminist Architectures (Laura Sarmiento B.), with a Latin American and transformative approach.