Gabriella Radina,
EIT, LEED GA
Lighting shapes how people feel, heal, and perform. Gabriella Radina brings a human-centered perspective to electrical design, combining technical rigor with a deep understanding of how light and power systems influence health, experience, and outcomes in the built environment.
Her work spans healthcare, higher education, commercial, and infrastructure projects, with a focus on lighting and controls, power distribution, energy modeling, and microgrid analysis. Academic research on the impact of artificial lighting in behavioral health settings informs an approach that balances functionality, aesthetics, and biological response, while hands-on project experience supports buildable, well-coordinated design solutions across complex systems.
Active in forward-looking energy and resiliency efforts, Gabriella contributes to microgrid planning and campus-scale energy strategies that anticipate future demand. Her work supports Mazzetti’s Benefit Mission by advancing electrical systems that promote occupant well-being, improve energy performance, and help clients meaningfully reduce environmental impact.
