Sabah State Legislative Assembly Building

The Sabah State Legislative Assembly Building stands as a four-story governmental structure featuring modern architectural elements and traditional Malaysian design influences.

The assembly relocated from its original building to the Yayasan Sabah Building in 1980 before moving to this current structure, which opened in June 1995.

The building represents the legislative processes of Sabah state, hosting 73 elected members who gather to debate and establish regional laws and policies.

Located at coordinates 6.025278, 116.111389, the building maintains restricted access protocols and requires visitors to follow specific security clearance procedures.

The assembly operates under a unicameral system where members, known as ADUN, represent various electoral divisions across the Malaysian state of Sabah.

Location: Kota Kinabalu

Official opening: June 1995

Floors above the ground: 4

GPS coordinates: 6.02528,116.11139

Latest update: April 17, 2025 18:55