This work aims to understand the production process of institutional space in Belém (PA), specifically a university city area called Professor José da Silveira Netto- Cidade Universitária, located in Para Federal University ( UFPA). It has been based on is regional planning and the conduct of its social function, since the deployment of the University campus of Guamá, in 1960 to the present day. The study examines the use of soil, the interaction between the University and its immediate surroundings, on the basis of the exercise of its main function teaching, research and extension and the challenges for the management of this patrimony. The methodology consisted of documentary search reports of the institution's management, investment plans, activity reports and field research and with observatiion "on the spot" of information distribution of buildings from the reading of the cartography of the University Campus. Research has shown that the patrimony assets of UFPA had approximately 46% reduction per "occupations" of low-income families and for cession of areas to other Government -owned corporations; Basic and professional sectors are with high occupancy rate of soil around 30% and 21%, respectively, the higher recommended limit. The results suggest that: keeping the ownership and occupation of the soil can visualize the depletion of physical expansion area of academic units for a medium and long term; the need for the establishment of regional planning by a code of posture to sort the appropriations and the land use. The major challenges pointed out toward the expansion of academic units and the absence of space for this purpose. As an alternative the Institution notes the construction of buildings in a vertical position in basic and professional sectors and the need for resources for their financing; the redistribution of the equipment and the transformation into common use areas between academic units; and, the articulation and integration among large sectors of the university town: campuses I, II, III and IV. The survey found that the formation of the space (area) was configured as a result of the UFPA urban expansion of the city, motivated by institutional cooperation between the social agents involved, induced by the social movements areas occupations of the decades of 1980 and 1990.
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