On October 26, 2024, Sina Hage delivered a compelling presentation titled "Traditional Vernacular Luo Architecture within Circular Economy and Sustainable Principles" at the Universitat Politècnica de València. Her presentation highlighted the groundbreaking Gedo Project, a collaboration with Sauti Kuu Foundation, which is focused on integrating sustainable building techniques with Luo cultural heritage to create a meaningful and lasting impact.

The Gedo Project explores the use of locally sourced materials, vernacular architecture, and traditional knowledge to define new standards in sustainability. By blending the wisdom of the past with innovative solutions for the future, the project is paving the way for sustainable living while preserving the rich heritage of the Luo community.

The event was a powerful demonstration of how cultural preservation and modern sustainability practices can coexist, with the Gedo Project serving as a model for how we can adapt traditional knowledge to tackle contemporary challenges. The collaboration between Sina Hage and the Sauti Kuu Foundation is not only redefining the future of sustainable architecture but also offering a fresh perspective on heritage conservation in the context of global environmental goals.