The Danube bank in Újpest has an industrial character, but there are remaining natural floodplains here that have been important venues for urban recreational activities like swimming in the river and rowing. After the change of regime, the former company resorts were sold to investors and the built infrastructure has gradually deteriorated. In my diploma project, I explore the Üdülő sor (“row of cabins”) and the former Tungsram beach in Újpest. As this part of the riverbank has lost some of its functions, the floodplain flora could grow undisturbed. However, it has become possible to develop the area in the future. In my plan, I develop an alternative land use that is adapted to the qualities of this floodplain area. The framework for the architectural programme is the fictional Resort Association. The association operates the existing boathouses and takes part in the management of this part of the riverbank. New functions (restaurants, camping, clubhouse) are established as the abandoned buildings are repurposed.