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Exploring Casa Carolina: A Hub of Heritage and Innovation.

Oct 16, 2017
1 min read

During Nordic Impact Week, my visit to Casa Carolina reminded me powerfully that impact is often rooted in place. It is also rooted in history and human intention.


Casa Carolina, Yucaipa, California.
Casa Carolina, Yucaipa, California.

We organized a decompression activity at Casa Carolina in Yucaipa. Many participants from the Nordic Impact Week in San Francisco traveled to Los Angeles. Then, they went on a drive about 1 and a half hours outside to historic Yucaipa and Casa Carolina.


This enchanted hacienda was built by hand in 1945 as a labor of love. It embodies resilience, creativity, and harmony with nature. These qualities existed long before sustainability became a global agenda.



Casa Carolina was shaped by artists, diplomats, gardeners, and visionaries. It has evolved into a soulful oasis. Architecture, landscape, and human spirit meet there.


High-resolution photos on FLICKR.


Story on Medium.

Owners David Schmidt and Susan Huntington's letter about Casa Carolina.



© 2016-2026 Lars Ling / CleanTech Region Group / Nordic Impact Week / Casa Carolina. All rights reserved.

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