Abstract
The purpose of this study is to indicate a new methodology of public facility management by comparing between the total amount of the capacity and the users' activity which is conducted at different time periods and then grasping the excess or deficiency condition of each capacity at the peak time when activity occurs. In the previous paper we could reveal the characteristics of each chamber required for each activity and lead to a consideration of the relationship with the capacity by grasping qualitative aspects of the activities of citizens in public facilities. In this paper we tried to analyze each facility in terms of the capacity without considering their functional types and chamber names. Furthermore, based on the analysis of the activity and capacity, we could find the excess or deficiency of specific capacity that we could not know in the conventional management methods by focusing on the peak hours when activity occurs. However 100% utilization rate is not realistic from operational point of view and further we must consider reorganization of the amount of the facilities in response to the changes of future needs.
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