The res­i­den­tial areas of Funen­park and Oost­en­burg are locat­ed right next to each oth­er. Both are con­ver­sion areas with an indus­tri­al past: while Funen used to be a rail­way shunt­ing yard, Oost­en­burg pro­duced machin­ery. Between 2000 and 2013, Funen was trans­formed into a car-free neigh­bour­hood with 550 dwellings. Behind a noise bar­ri­er build­ing along the rail­way tracks, a park-like area was cre­at­ed in which the build­ings stand in pub­lic green space. Oost­en­burg, on the oth­er hand, is very urban and dense­ly built-up. Cur­rent­ly, a fine-grained neigh­bour­hood is being built there with 1800 dwellings in 70 build­ings, also com­pris­ing cafés, restau­rants and shops. A rem­nant from the past is the Werk­spoorhal, which is being trans­formed into a cov­ered pub­lic space and social hub on the waterfront.