Is it true that the units used in a Revit Project can be set based on a specific discipline?

In Revit, it is indeed true that the units used in a project can be set based on a specific discipline. This capability allows for tailored settings that align with the requirements and standards of different disciplines such as architecture, structural engineering, and MEP (mechanical, electrical, and plumbing).

When setting up a Revit project, users can choose different unit types (such as imperial or metric) for various aspects of the model. For instance, architectural units may be set to feet and inches, while structural units could be in millimeters or meters, depending on the needs of the project and the standards set by a specific discipline.

This flexibility is crucial because different disciplines often have varying requirements for precision and units of measurement, making it essential for each discipline to have the ability to customize these settings. Consequently, the choice of units can significantly affect how dimensions are presented, how components are modeled, and how interoperability with other software or standards is achieved. This adaptability makes Revit a powerful tool for multidisciplinary collaboration.