Over the past few decades, since the closure of the Ferroalloy and Electrode Factory (TEF) in Šibenik, the City has endeavoured to environmentally remediate and repurpose the former factory site. Today, with investor competition already underway, this study aims to explore the perspective of repurposing the TEF brownfield and define optimal featuresto be situated on the revitalized location. To achieve this goal, several research methods have been employed in this study. The analogy method was applied to identify repurposing trends based on experiences of other former industrial and port cities. Additionally, a GIS mapping method was used to investigate the spatial distribution of urban functions in the Šibenik area and their accessibility. Survey research was conducted to gather opinions and preferences of citizens regarding future functions of the revitalized TEF area. Synthesizing the results, considering relevant literature and spatial planning documentation, led to the formulation of four development scenarios. These scenarios were evaluated based on various development factors, and the final results indicate the optimal repurposing of TEF into a mixeduse zone with appropriate tourism facilities, thereby confirming one of the previously established hypotheses.