Bengaluru: Let’s visit Ananta, Google’s 1.6 million-square-foot facility!

Google has officially inaugurated its massive new campus in Silicon City, Bengaluru. Named ‘Ananta’, meaning endless in Sanskrit, the new Google facility is one of the largest and most innovative campuses in the world. Located on the Outer Ring Road in Mahadevapura, this 11-storey building significantly strengthens Bengaluru’s reputation as a global tech hub.

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The Google Ananta campus is designed to be eco-friendly and employee-centric. It has two floors dedicated to parking, while the entire structure integrates green architecture with abundant plants and trees. Over 2,000 saplings have been planted, creating a mini-forest in front of the building.

Inside, the ‘Sabha’ hall is the heart of the campus. This space is not only visually stunning but also a masterpiece of light and architecture. The open spaces reflect Google's commitment to creativity and collaboration.

Google’s Bengaluru campus offers state-of-the-art amenities for its employees. The building includes:

• Jogging, walking, cycling tracks, gym, and sports zones for employee wellness.
• A laptop-friendly outdoor work shed, encouraging a blend of nature and productivity.
• Child day care services, allowing working parents to bring their kids to a safe space within the office.

Sustainability is at the core of Ananta. The campus is constructed using 90% Indian materials and operates on 100% recycled water. The design blends technology, innovation, and environmental responsibility.

Google’s new Bengaluru headquarters reflects the company’s vision of a greener, smarter, and more inclusive workspace. With space for 5,000 employees, this new addition cements Bengaluru’s place as India’s top tech destination.