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.