I In hospital buildings, architectural elements and environment become physical aspects that cannot be ommited to achieve a safe and sustainable hospital design. However, physical aspects are not the only things that create a healing process; psychological and social aspects also have a significant role in designing an architecture that promotes healing. This is where Ecohumanism approach, which seeks equilibrium between environmental sustainability and social aspects, can change the design of healthcare architecture to be able to maintain the positive energy and the motivation of the patients in order to recover by going through tough and often painful physical rehabilitation process.Because of the potential that Ecohumanism approach has in improving healthcare design, there is a need to look at how the concept can be implemented into architecture to create a comfortable environment that is not isolated from the people, the city and most importantly can contribute in the healing process of the patients in an orthopaedic hospital. The pre-design questions that need to be answered are ‘how to increase the frequency of social encounters and publicness of the hospital, which is known to be one of the more socially isolated building typology?’ and ‘what kind of form can utilize Ecohumanism approach effectively on the orthopaedic hospital and Malang Town Square area?’ The suitability between standard functional orthopaedic hospital design and the forms manifested from Ecohumanism concept implementation will be analyzed and adjusted according to the requirements of different zones in an orthopaedic hospital.The final design of this Malang Ecohumanist Orthopaedic Hospital shows that 1 by connecting Malang Town Square and the hospital, the diversity of activities and and sociability of the hospital can be improved tremendously, 2 by putting healing garden area on the second floor (5.5 meters off the ground), a green ecological level, that can be accessed from all buildings on the site and even from the city pedestrian path on the ground level, can be made, and 3 healing garden area, which connects different people from the mall, the hospital itself and the city, is an ideal space to implement Ecohumanism approach where interactions with nature and people can contribute to the healing process of the patients. This paper is an attempt to contribute in the progress of science and a reference that can be used by fellow academicians. As for fellow practitionists, the design application can serve as a reference that hopefully can contribute to more environmental friendly and social hospitals in Indonesia and around the world.