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Korea's focus on quantitative housing supply has led to various problems. It not only limits interaction and communication between neighbors, but also creates individualism. Builders maximized the housing area and minimized the shared space. As a result, various criticisms of residential culture were raised, and human interaction and a sense of community were emphasized in apartment complexes in response to changes in residential culture and the changing needs of residents. To solve these problems and effectively respond to the needs of future changes in population and household structure, it is necessary to study how community facility planning is changing by housing policies and residents' awareness. Therefore, this study derives period-specific features through the community facilities' area, type, and layout plan. It also aims to respond to the needs of residents and social trends through time trends and contribute to the quality improvement of future community facility planning.