David Rockwell, famous for adult playgrounds such as Nobu, Cafe Gray and the Mohegan Sun Casino, is turning his attentions to a more "collaborative" kind of playground, this time for kids. His inspiration is his own young children, as reported by Diane Cardwell in The New York Times. Says David: "Play is not optional for kids; play is how children learn to build community, how they learn to work with other people, it's how they learn to kind of engage their sense of creativity." Read the article here. Where do you have opportunities to infuse some playtime into your daily job and life and regenerate your creativity with a little fun?