At UCLA Housing, our ongoing construction is in support of our housing guarantee and other long term goals. Please see our housing master plan for more details. See our entire housing master plan.
901 Levering
Situated in the heart of Westwood Village and steps from campus and the future Metro D Line, this new 19-story residential community will provide approximately 1,130 beds in modern apartment-style units designed for undergraduate living. Replacing older structures, the fully electric, energy-efficient design targets LEED Gold certification or higher and reflects UCLA’s commitment to creating a sustainable, student-centered community experience.
Schedule of Upcoming Work and Impacts:
| Activity | Location | Description | Anticipated Start | Anticipated Completion | Noise Level | Dust Level | Vibration |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Demolition | 901 Levering Site | Landscape Removal | 07/06/26 | 08/07/26 | Moderate | Low | Low |
| Demolition preparation | 901 Levering Site | Northeast buildings material salvage & preparation | 07/06/26 | 08/24/26 | Low | Low | Low |
| Site protection | 901 Levering Site | Install perimeter fence | 07/13/26 | 07/17/26 | Moderate | Low | Low |
| Demolition | 901 Levering Site | Tree removal-chainsaw noise | 07/15/26 | 07/29/26 | High | Low | Low |
| Pedestrian protection | 901 Levering | Install canopy protection along neighboring stairs at Village Terrace & Levering Terrace | 07/24/26 | 07/24/26 | Moderate | Low | Low |
| Demolition | 901 Levering Site | Northeast building demolition- large machinery and vehicle noise, including truck back up sounds (beeps). | 07/27/26 | 08/05/26 | High | Moderate low | Moderate |
Please note the debris and landscape haul away routes will include the alley behind the building, Levering, and Le Conte. Intermittent traffic impacts expected.
Gayley Towers
The proposed Gayley Towers Redevelopment would construct a 112,000-gross-square-foot co-living style housing inventory with extensive living, electric appliance kitchen, and study space per floor. Co-living is a hybrid of dorm-style housing with community bathrooms and shared spaces for students to cook, eat, and socialize. The project would provide up to 542 beds in designed triple-occupancy rooms. Located adjacent to the undergraduate on-campus community, the project can take advantage of existing community facilities, such as fitness rooms, recreation space, computer and study rooms, and administrative and operational support. Communal shared spaces throughout the building include kitchens, study rooms, teleconference rooms, quiet spaces, and laundry facilities.
Programming for the project includes features that support a safe, equitable, and inclusive environment for residents. These features include gender-inclusive restrooms, a courtyard, and the provision of basic food staples delivered weekly for the community to use.