In the Col·lectiu Punt 6 publication, urbanism is investigated with the lens of feminism, as “the cities [inhabited today] show the close and inseparable link between patriarchy and capital. In few places like in homes, streets and squares is an urban model designed to suit the male subject and economic exploitation so clearly palpable... The proposal that the authors develop in this book includes a genealogy of decades of critical elaboration and practical experiences, whose repertoire allows feminism today to offer a countermodel to the neoliberal city. A caring city that subverts the current order of priorities, overcoming the private or public dichotomy, by designing environments that put the needs of a diverse and complex population at the center, that are sustainable in social and environmental terms, and where decisions political and strategic decisions are in the hands of its inhabitants.”