The perception of women in the city as a strategy for acknowledging the urban space enabled the development of design practices and experiences such as the Women’s urban Guerrilla in Rio de Janeiro, an ephemeral action to broaden the spectrum of experiences and connect the ambiances felt during a path into physical interventions in the city. In order to develop a methodological path that understands subjectivity as an instrument to bring the collective closer, concepts such as tactical urbanism and its guidelines contributed to the apprehension of space by a body scale and its experiences, as well as to the re-sensitization of design practices and normative urban analysis.