The project envisions harmonious coexistence with nature, blending past and present seamlessly. It emphasizes sustainability, preserving Katrineberg's beauty and heritage while promoting ecological balance, community well-being, and innovative living solutions:
• Preserve Architectural Heritage: Enhance the Manor with a green square, convert the hospital into a nursing home with improved energy efficiency, and create a park for elderly residents.
• Urban Fabric Integration: Introduce new streets, reorganize the road network, and add residential districts and buildings to establish new civic, commercial, and tourist hubs.
• Sustainable Tourism: Develop natural trails for trekking, camping, outdoor walks, and cross-country skiing.

The project enhances biodiversity by planting native species and using green roofs to create habitats for wildlife. Advanced building techniques such as digital prefabrication and the use of local materials aim for carbon neutrality, passive building technologies, and renewable energy. The neighbourhood offers a mix of housing for various life stages. Single-family homes for large families are alongside co-housing buildings with common areas like kitchens and hobby rooms, fostering socialization, reducing loneliness, and encouraging resource sharing. Functional and recreational areas functional spaces include saunas, hotels, services, schools, offices, tourism services, stables, and civic buildings. Green and recreational areas include parks, urban gardens, and spaces for camping and sports. The network enhances connectivity and promotes sustainable transportation. Vehicle access is restricted in residential zones, encouraging bicycles and electric scooters. The project incorporates age-friendly principles, ensuring accessibility and safety for all ages. Winter measures include anti-slip treatments and efficient snow removal. Pathways are well-lit and accessible year-round, with resting places and proximity to essential services.