Sabah State Legislative Assembly Building

The Sabah State Legislative Assembly Building is a four-story government structure in Kota Kinabalu that blends modern design with traditional Malaysian architectural elements. The building contains debating chambers, offices, and administrative areas used daily for regional government operations.

The assembly previously occupied a different location before moving to another facility in 1980. The present structure was completed in 1995 and has served as the seat of government since then.

The building serves as the meeting place where Sabah's elected officials gather to conduct state business. Visitors can observe how representatives from different parts of the region come together to make decisions that affect local governance.

The building is subject to security protocols and visitors may need to request advance approval or speak with staff at the main entrance. It is wise to check on current visiting conditions before arriving, as the building may be less accessible during sessions or special events.

The assembly operates through a single-chamber system where each representative belongs to a specific electoral district. This streamlined structure makes decision-making faster and more direct compared to multi-chamber systems.

Location: Kota Kinabalu

Official opening: June 1995

Floors above the ground: 4

GPS coordinates: 6.02528,116.11139

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:04