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We propose a reusable and extensible hub architecture, Ubiquitous Box Architecture (UBA), which can be used in scenarios where various devices and sensors need to communicate with each other. It includes four main components, namely (1) Ubiquitous Box, (2) Plug in Server, (3) Authorization Server and (4) client applications. To show the robustness of the architecture, we present how UBA can be applied to three different use cases and provide a generalized case as well. Finally, we provide our plan to implement a prototype of UBA.