Is Highbury Stadium actually Arsenal s home stadium, Emirates Stadium?

Not built in one place.

Arsenal was founded in 1886 but did not move to the High Bailey Stadium in north London until 1913. Due to the difficulty of expanding the course in a residential area, the club announced in November 1999 the construction of a new course at Ashburton Grove near Highbury, at an estimated cost of £357 million, covering 17 acres of land with a capacity of 60,000 spectators. An average of 1,140,000 people are expected to attend matches each season (Highbury's average of 722,795 per quarter) once the stadium opens.

The stadium has 150 VIP boxes (48 in Highbury) and 250 wheelchair seats to cater for people with disabilities. The stadium will have 41 camera slots, 215 press seats, and a 1,000-square-metre club merchandise store, but the new course will not be able to be expanded.

The design of the course was carried out by Hok Sports, who have designed the Australian Stadium in Sydney, the England National Stadium at New Wembley, the Royal Ascot Racecourse and Wimbledon** tennis courts. Sir Robert McAlpine's construction firm was responsible for the construction of the Scottish Hartton Park Stadium, West Ham United's Centennial Grandstand and Millennium Eggs for a £100 million construction contract that included not just a stadium but a £60 million waste recycling centre.

Due to a lack of funds, the club announced that the completion of the new stadium would be postponed from 2005 to 2006, which led to a lot of speculation and even rumours that the team would share Wembley Stadium with Tottenham. Arsenal will cover the rest of the payment with funds from Granada and Nike, plus proceeds from the land associated with the new stadium. Arsenal also plans to develop a residential property project on the site of Highbury Stadium upon the completion of the new stadium.

No, Highbury Field is the former home stadium. Emirates Stadium has only been moving in for two years.

No, Arsenal relocated from Highbury to Emirates Stadium in 2006.

Not a place. But the two places are very close to each other. Highbury has now been converted into a commercial residential area. It's beautiful.

Arsenal's home stadium, Highbury Stadium, is now a plaza with 700 high-end apartments, luxury one, two and three bedrooms.

Highbury Field opened in 1913 and escaped being blown up by German shells in World War I, which began the following year. He then became the centre of the district, with a famous fish and chips shop on the corner less than 100 yards from the pitch, and at the other end of the street was home to London's underground mall, the Arsenal.

Arsenal's first game at Highbury was against Leicester Moat on 6 September 1913. On November 5, 1932, the Gillespie Road tube station near Highbury was renamed the Arsenal Metro station.

During the Second World War, Highbury Field was closed and became a medical centre and air raid alarm station, during which a bomb hit the North Stand, but the entire stadium was spared.

On 7 May 2006, a day to be remembered by Arsenal loyalists, the Gunners took on Wigan at their Highbury Stadium for the final game to be played at the Highbury Stadium, which Arsenal will then move into their new stadium, Emirates Stadium.

After 93 years as a football stadium, Highbury is now a plaza with 700 upscale apartments, luxury one, two and three bedrooms. The layout of Highbury Square is similar to that of Highbury Field, with buildings surrounding the perimeter of the former course ** will be transformed into a beautiful garden area. As shown below:

Highbury Stadium has now been transformed into a garden community, with lush trees and patchwork of apartments transforming the former Highbury Stadium into a warm and peaceful living area. In this place, which has witnessed the glory of Arsenal's 93 years, the planning department has transformed it into a new type of community integrating leisure quarters, gardens, squares and apartments, and in the future, more people will move here, whether it is a well-equipped residential area or a wide green belt, which will provide excellent services to residents. The famous Arsenal Stadium will be renamed "Highbury Sports Plaza" and it is made up of 711 high-spec productions, which are upscale duplex apartment buildings with 1-3 bedrooms.

The famous 2nd floor hall that already exists in the east corner will be renovated in the art form of marble, while the west corner will be preserved. The new condominiums, designed in a modern style, will be located in the north and south corners of the course, and will be in harmony with the east and west corners in general. In remembrance of the original rectangular football pitch platform, the interior of the apartment will face the Garden Square, the focal point of the former stadium.

The two-acre garden plaza per home will be the largest private garden plaza in the area. As a tribute to the former court, the garden is separated by a stone path along the chalk-drawn sidelines and is priced from £295,000.

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Transformed into a garden community,