We will debate on utopian architectural proposals for egalitarian social relations; specifically, on their critique regarding the way that gender and class relations are materialised in the living environment. Departing from historical case studies that proposed the architecture for alternative social structures, we will consider its role as an active agent of change rather than a reflection of existing conditions. The question is: which scenarios of the everyday do we want to build in our built environment and what kind of architecture would facilitate them?