Brigade Banashankari master plan shows how about 7.5 acres in Banashankari are organised into homes, open space and facilities. Over 75% of the land is planned as open space, and the residential towers are planned to rise above 20 floors. This page walks you through the plan, explains each marked feature in plain words, and tells you what to check before you rely on it.
Think of the master plan as a map of daily life: where you enter, where children play and where the quiet corners are.

The plan shows residential towers arranged in two clusters, joined by a green spine of lawns, water features and walking paths. A main approach road runs along one side, and the community entrance sits near the corner where the road bends. A small key plan at the top corner divides the land into three zones.
What stands out is how much of the land is kept open. Over 75% is planned as open space, which is what lets towers above 20 floors sit comfortably on the site. The towers are set inside a landscaped ring, so most homes should look out on trees, lawns or water instead of onto another building. The plan also marks a clubhouse and retail plazas close to the entrance, which keeps shops and visitors near the gate and the family areas deeper inside.
Please read it as an indicative layout. Tower positions, counts and facility locations can change as approvals come through.
The legend on the plan lists 28 numbered features. Here they are, grouped so they are easier to read.
This list is taken from the legend printed on the indicative master plan. It shows what the planners have in mind. Whether each feature is built, and in which phase, will be confirmed by the developer.
The plan shows separate entries for residents, clubhouse guests and retail visitors. This is a thoughtful detail. When shoppers and visitors use a different gate, the residential area stays calmer and safer, and traffic at the main gate moves faster.
A round-about for bus, taxi and pick-up and drop-off sits near the front, and a ramp leads down to the basement. Basement parking keeps cars out of sight, which leaves the ground level free for lawns and play areas.
The centre of the plan is a landscaped spine with ponds, a stream and lawns. This is where the community will feel most alive, with people walking, children playing and neighbours stopping to talk.
A bio pond uses plants to keep water clean, which is why it is often chosen for large communities. A pond deck gives you a place to sit by the water. These features are explained further on the Brigade Banashankari amenities page.
The towers are placed in two groups, with a good gap between them. A wider gap usually means better daylight, fresher air and fewer homes looking directly into each other. Towers close to the landscaped spine are likely to have garden or water views, while those along the edge may look outward.
Which tower and floor you choose will affect your view, noise level and price. Ask the team for the tower and floor chart once it is released, and compare it with the plan. The home sizes you can pick from are covered on the Brigade Banashankari floor plan page.
Another useful question is how the sun moves across the land. A home facing east gets soft morning light, while a west-facing home gets afternoon sun that can warm the rooms. There is no right or wrong direction, only what suits your routine.
Visit with our team and see how the master plan will look on the ground.
Marked near the entrance zone with its own guest entry, plaza and drop-off area.
An indoor sports block, multi-sports courts, a tennis court and a basketball court are marked.
A fitness area in the open air, close to the walking paths.
Marked at the edge of the site, with separate entries for shoppers.
A play park, adventure park and skate park for different age groups.
A separate space planned for pets and their owners.
Use the plan to answer practical questions. How far is your tower from the main gate and the clubhouse? Is it close to the retail zone or the road? Does it face the garden or the boundary? The answers help you decide between towers that look similar on paper.
Then compare the plan with the site itself. Once you visit, check the approach road, the land levels and the surroundings. The Brigade Banashankari location page explains the area and the connections around the project.
Finally, remember that an indicative plan is a starting point. Ask for the approved site plan and the RERA-registered layout before you pay. The Brigade Banashankari home page has the main project facts in one place.
This website is an independent information and enquiry platform for new-launch residential projects in India. It is not the official website of the developer, and nothing on this website constitutes an offer, invitation or contract of sale. Project details, prices, specifications, floor plans, amenities and timelines are indicative, compiled from developer-shared material and public sources, and are subject to change without notice. Buyers are advised to verify the RERA registration, approved plans and project documents on the official RERA website before booking.
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