Paddington’s post-industrial era has led to the neighbourhood becoming Sydney’s most desirable lifestyle village. VERONA has been a star of the show at every turn. The building has been home to Mambo’s first retail store, the city’s first dedicated yoga centre, a Nine television studio and countless activations for brands like Chanel and Google. Since 1996, Palace’s four-screen cinema complex has given this easygoing patch of middle-Oxford Street its identity as a place where stories are told.

VERONA is closely connected to the CBD, iconic beaches and sprawling parklands, and sits nestled at the heart of the city’s most sought after CBD-fringe areas – the intersection of Surry Hills, Paddington and Darlinghurst. This is a slice of Sydney that boasts round-the-clock amenity, flagship retail neighbours and heavy footfall from dawn until late at night. VERONA is right at home in the thick of it.

The plans outline 3,500 sm of workplace and retail space and 1,000 sqm of cultural entertainment spaces designed by locally-based but globally-recognised architects at Scott Carver. The new VERONA will include a suite of cultural retail, a subterranean cinema, rooftop terrace with an open-air restaurant and commercial office spaces for the neighbourhood’s new wave of innovators. For future workers in VERONA, there are secure bike racks and world-class End of Trip changerooms to best embrace Sydney’s active way of life.