Holmby Hall, built in 1929 at 921 Westwood Boulevard, is a historic Spanish Colonial Revival landmark designed by Gordon Kaufmann and the Parkinson brothers for the original Westwood Village development. Notable for its distinctive 110-foot white clock tower with green pinnacle, it was the village’s first retail building and initially housed six storefronts while serving as UCLA’s first female dormitory. The building remains the anchor of the commercial district and was sold in 2025 to ownership that prioritizes preservation.