Redevelopment of Highbury Stadium

Photographs of the Highbury Stadium Development known as Highbury Square. The Gardens, formely the football pitch, as seen from one of the penthouse apartments. For further information on the limited available apartments please visit www.highburysquare.com or call 0845 262 6000. Photograph: Antonio Olmos

An original detail on the East stand. Photograph: Antonio Olmos

View of the East Stand and the gardens from the balconies an apartment. Photograph: Antonio Olmos

The bedroom of one of the apartments showing the view through their vast windows. Photograph: Antonio Olmos

Detail of the door to the entrance of the East Stand. Photograph: Antonio Olmos

The marble entrance to the stadium at the East Stand of Highbury, which has a bust statue of Herbert Chapman, the manager who transformed Arsenal in the 30s into a major football club. Photograph: Antonio Olmos

The East stand, which was re-developed sympathetically. Photograph: Antonio Olmos

What was the players tunnel is now a hallway leading to the gardens. Photograph: Antonio Olmos

The landscape gardens on what was formerly the pitch. Photograph: Antonio Olmos

The Memorial Gardens and bench in the gardens of Highbury Square. 500 Arsenal supporters had their ashes buried in the pitch at Highbury and those ashes were preserved in the new development. Photograph: Antonio Olmos

The Silver Birch trees planted on what was the Arsenal dugout. Tree nearest in the photograph is where Arsene Wenger normally stood. Photograph: Antonio Olmos

The gardens and stands as seen from the vantage point of what was once the center spot of the Highbury pitch. Photograph: Antonio Olmos

The exterior of the East Stand, which is a listed building, is exactly as before. Photograph: Antonio Olmos