Watersport base in Gödör ((the Plt)

Due to the erosion and the agricultural activities the ecosystem of backwater is in danger. Based on previous studies,the way is a complex solution: agriculture,wildlife management and tourism. The design elaborated in my thesis aims to revive the lakeshore area called „Gödör” as a kayak-canoe club

Where?\nCibakháza is my hometown, located in the Northern Great Plain (Észak-Alföld) of central Hungary, in the Pannonian Basin (Kárpát-medence). The village has almost a thousand years of history. The vast majority of the population is employed in agriculture. Tisza is the main river of this region and its 16 km long backwater provides the most significant water supply for the flowering agriculture. Funtions\nThe designed building complex could serve purposes of sport activities, tourism and accommodation The architectural program was defined with the support of the local council to ensure the all-year use of the complex. The current area of the land is not sufficient to accomodate the contemplated functions, so - in line with the original plans of the local council - the neighbouring building plot is also included in the design. Consequently the implementation of the design is divided into two phases, with each phase being feasible separately. The concept is based on a threefold functionality. The area is divided into three garden sections by the three building complexes. Each of these has its own specific function. The area between the boat storage and the gym is for boat cleaning and maintenance. Events and award ceremonies can be organized in the central courtyard, accordingly the club house is directly linked to this space. In the third section a small football field will be created: an ideal place for trainings and teambuilding events.\nHow to enter the site The three entries of the area have different functions. The northern path leads to the future walkway on the waterfront, which the village has been planning to create for a while. This walkway would link the area with a small old bridge which also has an important role in the history of the town. The southern gate has supporting functions.