Casa Florinda is envisioned as a model for sustainable living and regenerative agriculture in the Lake Calima region. The design incorporates:

Zoning: Establishing efficient land use patterns from intensive Zone 1 near structures to low-maintenance Zone 5 areas.
Water Management: Implementing swales, ponds, and irrigation systems to capture and distribute water effectively across the sloped terrain.
Soil Improvement: Employing techniques like green manure, mulching, and integrating animals to enhance soil fertility and structure.
Food Forest: Creating a diverse, multi-layered agroforestry system with native and productive species adapted to the local climate.
Infrastructure: Planning for additional structures including a new residence, guest cabins, and facilities to support agricultural activities.
Energy Systems: Expanding existing solar power and exploring microhydro options to meet increased energy needs.
Animal Integration: Incorporating chickens and potentially other livestock for pest control, soil improvement, and protein production.
Erosion Control: Using vegetation and landscaping techniques to stabilize steep slopes and prevent soil loss.
Social Aspects: Designing spaces for education, community engagement, and potential eco-tourism opportunities focused in holistic wellness through personal and ecological restoration.