Produced by: Mohsin Shaikh
Ananta boasts one of India's largest electrochromic glass installations, adjusting to light for energy efficiency. This high-tech glass cuts power usage while keeping workspaces naturally bright.
The campus follows a "city grid" layout with neighborhoods, quiet zones, and open spaces—mimicking a miniature urban ecosystem where collaboration meets focus.
At the heart of Ananta lies "Sabha," a vast amphitheater-style space where ideas flow like an urban town square, hosting town halls, discussions, and major events.
Ananta recycles 100% of its wastewater and harvests rainwater on-site, proving that a tech giant can also be a sustainability leader with cutting-edge water management.
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With 8,000 sq ft of green space and the "Aranya" forest, Ananta blends Bengaluru's "Garden City" charm into a high-tech workspace, even using trees as natural sound barriers.
Designed for inclusivity, Ananta features tactile flooring, braille signage, and accessible amenities, ensuring every employee navigates the space with ease.
A sculpted, fluid exterior not only gives Ananta a futuristic look but also optimizes natural light, blending aesthetic appeal with employee well-being.
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Ananta isn’t just about work—it offers a daycare for infants, a wellness center, a massive gym, and sports facilities, making it a hub for both productivity and well-being.
The Aranya forest isn't just for show—it's a scientifically designed noise barrier, proving that nature itself can be a soundproofing solution in a bustling workspace.