Cyberjaya Hospital is a 288-bed public hospital for the Ministry of Health, designed by PAB Architecture and completed in 2021. It is Malaysia’s first GBI Platinum-rated hospital and one of the most energy-efficient hospitals in the country. In 2026, it became the first Malaysian hospital to win at the Design & Health International Academy Awards.

Designed by a transdisciplinary team

PAB Architecture led the design with one integrated team. It included specialist medical planners, architects, green building consultants, interior designers and landscape architects. Working together from the start meant clinical planning, sustainability and patient experience were designed together, not added later.

A green hospital that performs

The hospital earned its GBI Platinum rating (Completion and Verification Assessment) in 2021. Its green features include:

• Solar panels for on-site renewable energy
• A naturally ventilated atrium that cuts cooling loads
• Rainwater harvesting and daylight harvesting
• Energy-efficient mechanical and electrical (M&E) systems
• First to introduce Ultra-violet Germicidal Irradiation (UVGI) in a Malaysian public hospital
• Natural daylighting aided by introduction of lightshelves throughout

Those design choices keep paying off. Cyberjaya Hospital won the National Energy Awards 2026 in two categories: Large Green Building and EE Designed Building.

Awards and recognition

• GBI Platinum (2021): Malaysia’s first hospital to achieve the Green Building Index’s highest rating
• Design & Health International Academy Awards 2026: International Health Project over 40,000 sq. m, presented by the Sweden-based International Academy for Design and Health. First Malaysian hospital to win.
• National Energy Awards 2026: Winner in two categories: Large Green Building and EE Designed Building.

Serving Cyberjaya and Putrajaya

Cyberview Sdn Bhd, a company owned by the Ministry of Finance, developed the hospital for the Ministry of Health on a 12.8-acre site in Cyberjaya. It works alongside Putrajaya Hospital and Serdang Hospital to serve Cyberjaya, Putrajaya and the surrounding areas. The development also includes 28 staff housing units, a 20-bed nurses’ hostel and a multi-storey car park with 790 bays.