About Ujao

Cities speak. But most of us aren’t taught how to listen. Ujao is a space for slowing down and tuning in. We explore how public spaces—streets, markets, benches, corners, lighting, waste systems, signage—shape our lives in ways both visible and invisible. It began with a simple desire: to reconnect with architecture, not through buildings, but through observation. Through noticing the beauty, brokenness, and potential in the everyday spaces around us.

A living notebook for the city

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