Perdana Putra is a building in Putrajaya, Malaysia. Groundbreaking took place in 1995, work started in 1997, and the building was completed in 1999. It has five floors, and its dome is a replica of the one at the Zahir Mosque.
The article is not consistent about who designed it. Its infobox credits PPJ, while the main text names the firm aQidea and the architect Ahmad Rozi Abd Wahab. Because the two accounts disagree, no architect is listed here as settled.
The article describes the style as Malay Islamic Palladian and Neoclassical. That blend pairs the symmetry of European classical design with domes and details drawn from Malay and Islamic architecture, which suits a building meant to represent the nation.
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