What feature is used to organize views, family types, and other elements in Revit?

The Project Browser is the feature used to organize views, family types, and other elements in Revit. It serves as a central navigation tool within the Revit interface, allowing users to easily locate and manage various components of the project. Within the Project Browser, users can view the hierarchy of elements, including different views (like floor plans and sections), families, and sheets, making it essential for effective project organization and workflow.

This organization facilitates easy access to specific elements and promotes a more efficient design process, as users can quickly find and open the elements they need to work on. In contrast, the Properties Palette is primarily used to display and adjust the properties of selected elements, while the Floor Plan and Section View tools are focused on the creation and management of specific types of views, rather than overall project organization.