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Childhood is an exciting and challenging faze, and it has big influence on the kide of people that those children are growing to be- as individuals and as society. The public sphere that connects between universal childcare and family quality time has the possibility and the duty to connect between them and to make this important task easier. Homo Ludens is a book that discusses the importance of playing for man and society. On the other hand (seemingly) stands the Homo Faber attitude that claims that man is essentially a production creature. The Project explores the spatial expression of this two attitudes, the limit between them and creates discussion about play and efficiency as it comes in space. The city Kiryat Shmona, that is abandoned those days, suffers from negative migration already the days between the war. However, there are governmental plans to change this and to bring tourists and residents as well. As a resident of the city that is vacated those days, I chose to come back to my childhood experience and to the place I felt most homo ludens. The intervention that is offered makes a city plan that relates the little users is different scales and demonstrates the offers relarion between city and river based on the confusion between Homo Ludens and Homo Faber and existing those two in the offered space.