transformation from the Olympic Village to the capital's first legacy neighbourhood. East Village is more than just a large-scale development in one of London's most exciting areas; it's set to be a unique model for living, a self-contained village complete with its own first-rate school , the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and, of course, the best sporting facilities in the UK. Made up of 2,818 homes, each one with access to either a courtyard, a balcony or acres of surrounding greenery, the homes are split into affordable homes, social housing, and private rental and sale options, so it really will be a neighbourhood for every type of Londoner. People will be able to move in from Spring 2013, so we are about to enter one of our most exciting stages yet. LLO: Which part of London is home for you and what's the best part about living in your postcode? H&J: For both of us, it has to be East. It's a wonderfully exciting place to live, not least because from week to week, there's always something you never noticed before, popping up on your doorstep. Dalston and London Fields are our favourite playgrounds; from watching the fabulously eccentric hipsters run their way down Broadway Market and downing raucous mid-week cocktails at Platform to languorous brunches at Duke's Brew and Que and bracing winter walks in Victoria Park. We feel rosy inside just thinking about it! LLO: December 1 is the one year anniversary of the London Living blog. Which