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[[Villa Fiorita]] is an aristocratic historical urban mansion with an L-shape layout. An extension overlooks the [[:en:Old_town|old town]] throught a wrought iron railing sustained by [[:en:Pier_(architecture)|pillars]] [[:en:Baroque_architecture|late baroque]] which is the main entrance. An other one, in the backside, gives onto a wide park from which we could straight arrive into [[Chiesa di San Bartolomeo (Brugherio)|chiesa]]'s square.

The mansion which was, built where it already was, in 1721, was an "aristocratic house" with [[:en:Shell_(structure)|shells]] and [[:en:Garden|garden]], counts property of Scotty's family, who have been in [[:en:Brugherio|Brugherio]] since the beginning of sixteenth century. The land, where it stands, was [[Corte di Monza]]'s.

In 1778 count of [[:en:Vedano_al_Lambro|Vedano]], Giambattista Gallarati Scotti, sold it (with the near-placed building, today known as [[Palazzo Ghirlanda-Silva]]) to Gaspare Ghirlanda who, probably, started the reconstrution and the decoration's works whose now many traces remain.

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After that, the mansion was inherited by Noseda's family, milanese land-owner, who used it as a summer residence<ref>Brugherio: i suoi luoghi, la sua storia: 225. anniversario del primo volo italiano in mongolfiera con uomini a bordo - 2009 - p. 32</ref>. In 1921 it was bought by Bertani's brother, who built a big woolen mill then taken by Marzotto.

In 1938 the mansion was given to [[Casa_di_cura_e_di_custodia|nursing home]] nervous didease [[Villa Fiorita]]<ref>Manuela Mancini ''Brugherio presente e passato'', Swan Edizioni, 1996, p. 17</ref>. This clinic, managed by accountant Bogani, came from [[:en:Milan|Milano]]<ref name=calendario>{{cita libro | | Cooperativa Agricola di Consumo | Calendario BRUGHERIO ierioggi 1994 | Brugherio}}</ref> and, between 1949 and 1956, hosted the painter [[:en:Filippo De Pisis|Filippo De Pisis]] from [[:en:Ferrara|Ferrara]] who used as office the mansion's greenhouse as an office, now called Serra de Pisis.

The aristocratic building, because of the inheritance and the recent transformation into a [[Casa_di_cura_e_di_custodia|nursing home]], had been modified a lot of times and in 1963, due to practical and sanitary causes,: two [[:en:Shell_(structure)|shells]] and an extension of it were knocked down in 1963.

The building was further more remodelled, however without changing the structure stemmed from the before operations, to host the [[municipio|sede municipale]], whose opening took place on the 17th of december in 1978. During the [[Intervento_edilizio#Intervento_di_ristrutturazione_edilizia|renovation]], the [[:en:Portico|orignial three-arcades portico]] was rebuilt with beautiful granite [[:en:Pillar|pillars]].