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Important works in the artistic, religious and automotive fields.
Giansandro Schina (Rome, February 3, 1974) is an Italian architect, manager, and entrepreneur.
Born in Rome, his education is deeply rooted in the cultural and academic environment of the city. He earned his degree in Architecture from the University of Rome and is a member of the Order of Architects, Landscape Architects, Planners, and Conservators of Rome.
In 2005, he founded the 1•618® Group, named after the golden ratio of Leonardo Da Vinci. The group is a multidisciplinary company specializing in high-end ultra-luxury sectors including architecture, technology, communication & image, and energy.
Career
Giansandro Schina serves as the founder and General Manager of the 1•618® Group. He has received recognition for his architectural work, including two International Grand Prix of Architecture awards. One of these works is the Cripta Ipogea whose design process was aimed at creating a structure suitable for hosting the figure of Don Antonio Seghezzi [it], with his ability to constitute “historical memory”. The resulting realization envisaged the creation of a true spiritual-historical path.
In 2023, Schina became an ambassador for Mercedes-Benz and appeared in the "AMG Stories" series. He had previously collaborated with BMW on the "Stories of Sustainability" initiative .
Schina has also been involved in multiple renewable energy initiatives, including the development of a plant in Rome. Some other projects where Schina worked included designing a luxury villa complex in Cortina d'Ampezzo in the Dolomites and creating interiors for two 70-meter yachts for Viareggio Super Yacht (VSY). He partnered with Renault to produce seven limited-edition versions of the full-electric Renault Twizy, which were showcased at the Geneva Motor Show and addressed to famous people and artists.
His contributions extend to cultural and creative endeavours, such as working on projects for an international film producer, curating the Pink Floyd Ballet evening at the Opera Theatre of Rome, and organizing a photographic installation honouring Eleonora Abbagnato.
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- "1.618 SRL". Dun&Brudstreet Business Directory. Retrieved 2025-01-10.
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