Women have impact on life in almost every field from past to present. The woman's point of view, her in-depth examination of the events, and her learning from the events have a great impact on this role. Looking at the ancient ages in the light of scientific studies, it is seen that the woman created the concept of the first cooker and created a space to store food. While the woman was at such an important point, she was later withdrawn from social life due to social, political and religious reasons. Over time, life in traditional area has given individuals different meanings regarding gender in society. While women are falling behind from their social lives, even public architectural spaces are separated; markets and squares have become men's venues. With the socio-cultural fabric of the society, different freedoms and opportunities have been offered to men and women in different living spaces, and the spaces have been gendered. Therefore, separated spaces belonging to men and women have emerged and separation has been associated with culture. In this context, women's space in traditional houses in different cultural structures and the usage of these spaces by women’s is investigated. In the study, the effect of gender discrimination, which is seen as a problem, in design and spatial setup was examined through traditional houses. From seven regions; seven traditional houses that reflect the climate, social structure and belief of the region where they are located were selected and the spatial organization of the house was evaluated considering the woman. As a result of the evaluations, a regional comparison was made by revealing the effect of women in the houses located in different regions.