從時間地理學的角度，家的地點決定了每日活動的起訖點，工作地點決定通勤的時間與距離。而個人的行動除了實質空間與角色扮演的限制外，亦受到家人間彼此的牽制，因此在時間安排的考量上也需要配合家庭，「家庭共餐」為家戶成員須相互配合的活動，而平日與假日時間有不同的彈性，以此探討不同類型家戶的時間安排，以理解其在進行日常活動的考量並且如何反應於實質空間規劃。本研究以台南市金華里為實證地點，透過深度訪談進行資料蒐集，以敘事分析進行資料分析。假日比平日擁有相對更多的自由時間，家庭共餐活動安排較不受到地域的限制，但受到身體能力的限制，交通運具的有無部分決定了能移動的範圍；而家庭共餐活動多半是全部家戶成員一起進行，地點選擇與家戶成員喜好與需求相關。在家戶集體的家庭共餐活動上，混合使用的空間規劃較能夠滿足不同成員的需求且節省不必要的通勤時間。

According to Time Geography, home location which decisions daily activities of starting and ending, workplace which decided to commuting time and distance. In addition to the activities of the individual substance of the restrictions of space and role-play among family members has also been each other's constraints, which " family commensality " as the household members should meet each other's activities, On weekdays and weekends, time-using have difference flexibility, explore the different types of households from the timing of daily activities to understand what to consider and how to react in real space planning. In this study, finding the optimal research site “Jinhua Li” in Tainan city and using individual interviews to gain data. After analyzing these data by narrative analysis method, family commensality arrangements were less subject to geographical constraints on weekends, but by the physical capacity constraints, transport also determines whether there is scope that can be moved; family commensality is usually with all of household members. Mixed use of space planning satisfied the needs of each member and save commuting time.

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