Which view property can be toggled between True North and Project North?

The orientation view property in Revit allows you to switch between True North and Project North. Understanding the distinction between these two orientations is crucial in architectural design. True North refers to the geographic orientation of the project concerning the Earth's north pole, while Project North is a user-defined orientation that can be manipulated for the sake of design and drafting convenience.

When working in Revit, you often need to adjust your views based on how you want your project to appear or to facilitate collaboration with other disciplines. Toggling between these two orientations helps in ensuring that your drawings and elements align correctly according to their geographic context or design intentions, particularly when creating site plans, ensuring accurate solar studies, or when collaborating with other professionals who may rely on specific orientation details.

The other options do not pertain directly to the toggle of view properties between True North and Project North. For example, Project Location is about the geographical settings of your project, Shared Site involves elements synchronized across multiple files, and Shared Coordinates relates to the positioning of one project in relation to another. These aspects are helpful in the overall context of project management in Revit but do not specifically control the view orientation toggling.