Apple supplies several project and file templates in Xcode. Those are styled understandably in the coding guidlines used by Apple internally.
My company follows a different set of guidelines, though. We use http://webkit.org/coding/coding-style.html with some modifications. So it became a pain when we had to create files, the number of which easily exceeds 50 in any iPhone/Cocoa project of ours, and had to modify them one by one to retrofit them into our own style.
Solution: Customizng our own Xcode templates.
Not well-documented, though, is that Xcode looks into your ~/Library/Application Support/Developer/Shared/Xcode. In particular, two directories not created for you are of interest: "Project Templates" and "File Templates".
After you have created those directories, you can copy into them the files from Apple's own template directories:
/Developer/Library/Xcode # for Cocoa
/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS.platform/Developer/Library/Xcode/ # for Cocoa Touch
Then start modifying the files according to your own taste.
I can assure you that I was told by an Apple engineer at a WWDC lab that some of them hated the directory structure of Xcode as much as I do, but it's probably too late for them to sanitize (in the sense of making them "sane" again) the mess.