The structure of global production is experiencing a severe restructuring since the late twentieth century, which has influenced the production and reproduction of space and forms of organization and development work. These changes, over the past decades have passed on changes in the organization of enterprises and promoting, with new clothes, old ways of working that help the reproduction of capital, such as work at home, for example. In Brazil, in areas controlled by the major public and private capital that the technological and organizational changes occur more intensely. In the whole of the productive structure, the changes are more frequent over the practice of subcontracting, maintaining and promoting the increasing casualization of our labor market. In this sense, this research aims to analyze and understand the influence of these changes in the processes of space builders in the neighborhood of underwear in Olaria, in the city of Nova Friburgo - State of Rio de Janeiro, where it expands mainly female labor performed poorly at home. Nova Friburgo, even if it is later, is directly involved in the effects of changes reestruturantes capital. The city has the largest production of intimate apparel in the country, and its expansion occurred from the 1980s, when much of the local workers were dismissed from their duties due to the closure of many industries due to the structural crisis that plagued the world since production the 1970s. Since then, the production of underwear Nova Friburgo is formed mainly by home workers. In this context, we consider the importance of women and their work at home structuring elements of production space.